VOL. VI. NO.
MILLER & COMPANY.
CLOTHIERS.
i} Attention
thix week to
ia’
VQ
— 7
Something Boys peed,
~ froin
/ BUCKSKIN MITTS GIVEN WITH
Y SULT OF BOYS CLOTHING.
| ati SIZES IN BOYS UNDERWEAR.
| Giant with a Suit of Cader
) 02, CAPS RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
s nel Bus un Lamb. 2 ( \
MENS HEAVY ULSTERS,
ty With Sto } Collar-
frome mS Lil
SHIRTS, TIES IN GREAT VARIETY.
/ CLOVES, MITTS,
j Shite showing yoré Lanes 11 Natural Wool
/ and Cashmere.
Woeohave Pants to fit the Tallest Man tu Mannitol
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
treet and Rosser Ave., South Side.
COLE & SANDERS OLDSTAND
/ MILLER & CO.
COLDWELL,
BARIUSTERS, &
/ Cor, 9th S
{)A! YA
NTLEMEN’S HOSIERY.
Gethin . te g Mtore, « anew 4 The planntitt, nd defendawt beth dived
near Burnside indthisaction was | lie
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to recover damages for n teed US pPrOscen-
OHN DICKSON, DI tie: The defendant Stewart had adop
ted a little orphan gurlnamed Hilda Blake
uwié«*RrR \1 - She ran away from home one day when
“ ‘ phia Dental Colleg . “Higiey Re:
e b Poering, Den Mrs. Rex saw her voing towards a fonely
« Fy 1 Masser Avenne part of the prairie a id ent one of her
. solide tion of Teeth oem fter her, when he found her he took
; vt alwaye open
2 vrto Mrs. Rex heuse. On Stewart
{)! SPENCER coming fer her, as the child) scemied |
Ww. M ity MeGill, Moutreal) — fyightened, Mrs. Rex consented to her
Mo mber of the Colleges of Physdcians and Pure ving at her house until the next day.
ui Quctec an fanitobea ‘ . } P
@ looandl © Tenth Street next School t appr ars however, that Stewart went off
P. at Elkhero and an intormatien
was laid against Mrs. Rex for child steal
Hou-e) Hranden
D* . = —— me n and Accoucbeur, ing. At the trial at Brandon assizes the
; aa the Co bane of Phy Jjcians and Sur proseeation did not produce any evidenc
peon- of @ntario and Maniteba and Mrs. Rex was discharged. She “wae
ae, "+4 Thi. , a i re oe brought this action for damages for wali-
see cious prosecution, ar datthe trial th tran-
don assizes she obtained a verdict f r Mit
drmages., Against this the defendant ap-
pealed to the full court
{ H. BROWNLEE, DLS
PURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
dge Plans A Specifications
RE-OPENED. Tt « farmer living near
ie plaintiff,
JAMES W. NEALAON, PrRormiLtol Lake, sued the defend ints, Thomas &Co
sina o and otherough re | Brandon. machinists, for a mages
thrvug with everything new, the breach of warranty. In I887 Cook pur
eeove Hotel | teen Keaqpened and ik BOW | chased from defendants s second-hand
any epee ee engine and boiler: it was used satisfactor
; ily for some time, and then began teleak
after having been repaired it broke down,
SPECIAL RATE TO COMMERCIAL MEN.
ho a omued
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sae ~ ease geet Mth St., Brandon. Judgement was delivered by Chict Jue
tice Taylor and Mr. Justice Dubuc, that
y WW SHILLINGLAW, Stud. C. Soe. C1 the defendants motion for a nensuit ora
\ ame ll ITECT new trial be refused with costs Mr. us
Ae O x al rn Pacié & Man Railway tice Bian delivered a dissenting j idge-
} Offic: mn ment. Mr. Calver and Mr, Daly ter!
’ BL ANDON MANITOBA. plaintiff Mr. Hagel, Qo o© fer defen
: dant :
LANGHAM HOTEL, Cook VV. THOMAS
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oLb WATER BATHS : :
NOT AND COLD WATER BAT ind plaintuf took the engme and borler
Yee Howse us heated by Steamthrougheut, to defendants vant om Brandon, 7
- brought this action for the Joss he had’
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: BUSES MEET ALL TI of sustaned, The defendant contended that
LANITOB the leak was caused by plaintiffusing dirty
Reemamers pelabd ate water and allowing weeds to get into t
DETECTIVE POLI SE AGaae eS ge Peer ee ES eS
wnler. and that they were n lial
™ . R " i Pr they Iv warranted the engine for av
vt arr ( ale pt ‘ fused wath proper care. The cas
’ " Laye I att KR i aseizes When pl
~T BY ' ; las *¢ S517. against aoe | hy
ele al , +e.) net
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BRAND(
THUR SDAY DECEMBER
THE
IN. MAN
PRESHY TERIANS.
: WEE UEAR MEETING OF THE BRANDON
” , vier pussies PRBSEYTERY HELD AT BRANDON
xt f ' urpose oF THIS WEEK
nee t ~ reyare « them
oe ion 4th St nea the othe I On. a> 4 I Presbytery of
bhek | ken everv par- | 2) t an was
} . t oyie Too e east and ¢ vs ervices My
. ) : 1 iv I Vy. \ 14 | ] ali yel tthe request
: a See Be \ fof the moderator. Members present: Mr.
j P Wy 45, 2 story and) A. MeTavish moderator. and Messrs. A
oe 1} for) Cu D. H. Hod A. Unyjuhart. T
in)
| ‘s ! Med | eu ! hod
} (is i ~ } 1 and that
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I be My j ( i not Mi. Currme, duly secon
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a isplen nl view of = Vinci } i ou twasagreed to yeeeive th report
doriuatea borvdedinagy hibets red ant il \ ta moors ef leput atic
all heigl hoof the city, Et is] foy their diligence
maces tiatet } thy: mall bdetis Coss sypetgery aot My Raw nd, it Wasi
tes the and lef t u idiag and giewd that Mr. Court be asked to suppl
the valley of the Assimberme in front. | Perrel after the end of the present year,
\ Mani reporter viatted ac dest) saturday | which shall from that tune be regarded as
nd found the suapertntendent absent. | a stetion of his field: that the field thus
ready for bad boys on the
Thay walls arcod sobit brick, | hays storys | puta ty: bait . Moveh, 1800,
na adi scment. thre lee ht of t wh ih. Mf Y He ay ge ported that My. Suther
rye Deanne ft, LD ft, Lge ; nd Yt respect- | land had been ~p pointed ropresentative
ively. The aastin pert of the building is | elder for Onk Lake and Mr. MeTavish
KAN46 ond the adminstratire portion is | intimeted that Mr, D. MeLean had been
DOKZ2. ] pe ed pi esbytery elder for Filton,
The cupola is 68ft froin the baseanent $ Op cotton of Mr. Wright it Waeappoin
Int!
dina
the 2nd tloor we
chapel, superintendent's parlor,
room,
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i it contains # splendid | R. Shearer. T. C. Court, P. Wright, W.
the foreman earpenter work | supplied hy Mr. Conpt betherefore known
present and kio ly gave us bas the Petrel — that the stations of
tinfermation, I building is al roukdale, Ober ete, be erected inte a
it will be | new yn
oth February.
eudy for the plasterers, slow Geld; and Me Court be ask
ed to give supply ves - th or these fields;
kitchen, laundry,
ete, and on
school-reoma,
ie basement are the
w ile
vu eeu
dining: | qyens > ic sacrament of the Lord's sup- |
ottice ete, | eb wh
officers rooins,
find the
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On motion of Mr H
that the Presbytery,
i Mr. Littl ] \ }
at
Liehander auritiy
has gone ter Ontarie,
boom left meanwlule wait
ply aud, further, recog
wees
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HE BRANDON MAIL. —
26, ISSY.
from s’ ures me
that such legislation |
tear,
of the Government; ;
that all fears may
the facets are in d .
AoW!
\ letter from M
rend stating the ma
Oytery tots former «
is Sprpirtaate +t te t
within the boun f
vtery for sums that
rel Tlie ehebt 4
(hy M
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? i tery fe
of bee
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re
tue colhyregation
or less reliable. Virden Advance, printing..... 121.30
t the intention’ Wm. Speers. tighteningbridges. 15.00
earnestly hopes By-law Now 26, remitting cert im TASS
sj Weal when on vevernment lend « ts pass ; Conneil
nade fully ) adjourned.
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Murray Was ; 2
~ of the Pres McGREGOR
A comintter —
Mr. and Mrs. Varden have lest th
RR its <a , ~ ep
; PROP LCae Et Tm nly ehild frean dipht he ria She was a
a ae é .
© sulictel bright Inttle girl, three vears and nine
€X- months old The deepest syinpathy is
Sit os I sides for t ‘ ved parents.
Cicth |] rea SEV ascs :
: a ;
as intry, | hemare 1 town
4 & ~
xe Ours i¢ 4 “ “ nN
ustad to ne ¢ a hoof i ae
‘ sf . ‘
igtega M MehLell ‘ ling ect 3
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ev va \ & bo 4 s
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’ jites i le
\ bee t Nine
a j : A oN tee
‘I « -and M Raw. s brides
The Rev. J. H. B niited the
* 1M; the | I t \
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re} ae ' “
t was agreed | * SCF enjuya! " ! j
Bee ¢ re the reempres fa large mumbes
} = A ' ful nt
thir ? 1 ~
tf the frelad
HOWLAND ELECTED PRE:
ing the «desis
Tore
rete Te Is
oo: ot turnishing Alexander with At the afternoon
hs 1prpily hereby resolved to request sieomef the Ontar \ihance W. A.
Mr. Kell tage Ty Alena r next Sa Howland was elected president. defeat ny
bath, and Mr. Brown for tl four fell Ald. McMillan wl was put up by the
ing Sabbaths, and should Mr. Littlebales third party wing. The business commit
return, the convener of the H. M. eom- tee recommended the employment of
nuttes be sutherized ¢ “ive him auch ents toorvanive the 4 vines fer thre
work as might seam te harmonize most eoniune ‘
fully with all the mterests invelwed |
: ~
—— ipeatniinenianiaiin }
5 DEATH DEALING DFEUCS.
ELKHORN., ' TCH a8 Calone Morphine, ete. are
retnedion Yetior left alone They oftet
eee wethen «trong cont tiem Phix Burdock
T'hs o. : ‘oe , +3 +},,, | ool Bitters never does, it conta snomineral
The Bachelors’ Ball was held ON CNC) o¢ other poison, and eurex all diseases of the
same evening as that of Branden. It was stomach, liver, kidners, bowels and blood by
| voted a successful one, being & first Unlocking the secretions and removing all in-
j
tconuvunion roll be procure “ad
nusston station in which there is |
a; that the ministers who go to |
¢ te ilsrespeetively be request- C
:
Om the Grd Mar are cic aorinatdties ana :-€ boii : otewy
workshops, and the attic will contain | wa “ithmeto time dispense the sup
cells ete { por ta these places be imstrueted te add t
Climbing up another ladder and getting | the rolls the m wien then recetvesl: (nat
nthe roof, «e havea fine view of the these rolls be left im the charge of fit and
Brandon Hills im the distances Branden } pre cor Personsconmme cud canoe stuatlone:
city, with clouds of smoke curling up. im | and that the student, eatechist or munis
the frowty morn air trom the differcul | tea stiperimftending have access thereto
riille ete, and the country for mules } fer guidance in pastoral work,
round. The thought struck us that) af | Mio Woigh* read a letter from Mr G
seine ef oul ellent phetographers |. Patterson in which he signitied his de
would bring their ‘aaachines” up here, | elinature of the el from Carberry con
they might wet a view of the cite which | gregation, whereupon it was moved
wonld opival tho ‘Maniteba Christmas | Mr. Hodges, seconded by Mr, Court, and
Card’: hiumimimously agreed to, that the call be
The bonlding will be Leated throughout leet aside; that the Presbytery EXPTEss |
with hot water, and «a good system of | wyrapathy with the congregatian at Car- |
ventilation is being intreduced, A 3ud berry in thetr disappometment and the |
stairway will be put in, which may be | hope that they may not be discourngec
used for a fire escape. The structure | thereby, but that they may speedily se
scons to be comaplete In every party aha.
and
cure & happy se ttlement. The clerk was
instructed te forward a copy of this rese-
lution to the congvegateon.
Mr. Rowand re see that he had cor-
reeponded with the ©. PL R° officials and
| had secured half- rt pates for elders at
4 wel) worth visiting.
ee
CARBERRY.
z irae j tending the Presbytery. The report was
Canuekay, Dee. 21 Yesterday two } ceaeived and a vote of thnks passed te
rinks of curlers fromthe Portage visited | ¢,, the C. PL Railway.
| fur the purpose of ¢ : mpeting forthe (yore | \ letter from Mr. MeD. Haig was read
ernor-General’s medal that mght, and the in which he reported that in pursiwnce
District n ee Pthis morning. “The fullew- | of ippointment of Presbytery he had
ing were the competing ginks with thei } mele ~ stedin a cellar Holland on Tues
sat day, November Oth, and that the congre
OVRKNGON GPSERALS WEDAL I gti n had unanimoushy Pequested that
sie the name ot Mr. G. C. Patterson be in-
Portaye. Carberry. serted therem. The call was then sub
WS. Pattersor
W. Hoy ' mitteal. Jt was signed by thirty-three
V. Hunt, commiunecants and seventy-six adherents
,
A. Robertson, ‘ and was accompanied with a guarantee of
OyMed h }' ! I]; Cailhe rt ship. il t CE rel imountitg to elie and Q@ lLAT=e
“oravthe, J. Levan, The congregation alae promused to pay
parling A. Ross, | BLlArtoowar® defrasing Mr. Patterson's
. Sanuith, \. Dalten, je Cprotases from Toronte
hip... .24 FE. Morton, ship. 12 | It wasaueved by Mr Corrie, seconded
Ngan a ‘ pa M: Hodge agreed te that, as there
eS | ertal +publsrities in the call from
Platte ipregiuaart in
Prost ‘ Carberr. j Hat } dito Mr G. ©. Patterson, which
art VL White 1 ethect "dhs bur preebyteral action, the
V. Dalton,
i dance in the new Town Hall wh ce
Brandley has built.
The hall is spacious, 60 x 30, beight 12.
| feet, well lighted and warmed, wth stage ; ~
j aud (lining rooms.
& Afices.i TF
nt meeting will |
ve
- ate
r: there (rece
: uriftion,
Mr. _
PLANTED HIM DEEP.
af |, Qonnre:, Deg. Mente Chol Fa
third | arty. or Fanal Righte man, te day
sed.
pe yood progrmnuiiie Is preg jis Stanstead, Complete returus wive Mr.
The « igtnen mustered in force last | Cathy a majority of 1.065 over LeBarron,
evenly t thie je ning of Ethane in Lasvilare the Equal Kights ‘ rndidate le Parr. i
Lon. ? ( int) Mastes J j ho An sa very highis Te speeted res det of the
dreWwsa at ‘Mini ta 1} t ] erethoh vnunet.
Were The turoush, wttes tise awlpourt z F
ent an oyster supper Was engaged by Mostierar, Dee LR. There is grant re
the local and visita brethren at. the! Joteme among Montreal Conservatives t
Cavanagh Hetel, many geod speeches night over the election of Colby im Stas
were delivered and appreciated, partion stead by @ sweeping lnayority over the
The
Master: Robt. Reyes
unty Master and Mr
unity
linige officers are
Jas. Rogers, Chaplain;
Ree. & Fin.-See.; J
1} Ed. Ge: Tye, Lecture:
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WOODWORTH COUNCLL.
Council met on Dee Lith.
resent except Mr. Btevernn
fast meeting read ancl attopte d
4 oi
Kaj ual Righite cancdrlate
Master
W. JS. Tagyart,
Deputy Master, |
Cavanagh,
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IMMIGRANTS TO ONTARIG?
S. Regan, Treas. ; | 2
| AMHIVALS THJs YEAK HAVE BEES LEBx
! TRAN List
| Tonomto, Dec. 14— The immuyretios
Mew bers all! returns forthe prevince of Ontarte from
Minutes of Jan. 1 to Nov. 30, 1880, have been pre-
i pared, showing « comparison with the re-
Committee ro McLeod road re ported | turns for the corresponding pertod of last
having agreed to purchase read frou Mr. | year.
mete,
Me Leod at 810 an
During the eleven months of 1Aay
the total number of arrivale was 66,940,
he to receive
eight per cent interest till a deed c ould ! | while for the same period ef 1BRK the or
he given.
Jolin Speers
Thos
Spe ers
Report adupted. |
That
Pivals were r Se,
oe this year of 25,370.
thowing «# ‘aa
Of the arrivals Inet
eoune!! having heard Mr. Hellwell in! year 19,08 pa in thie province
reference to
& petition
cireulation | while thia year 14.49 remained here.
through this municipality, eihing the | Phus the decrease thie year in number of
Northern Pacific & Manitoba Raul wag | aettlogw is 5,04 « ompared with [4A™ The
Company to extend their line
eity of Brandon in a northwesterly direct
ion as stated in seid petution,
prayer of said
we consider such extension would be of
we endorse the
miitual benefit to the
snd the settlers in this municipality. | —
Carried. PROVINOTAL e
Jas Gee —JIno, Speers — That the reeve | ;
be appointed @ delegate te interniew the)
officials of the Northern
extension of
ty. — Carried
yoelative te the
through this mans
Thos
Speers Bon
fees the | matuonalitive of the settlers in Ontane
| daring 1740 are as follows Bnglinh 4,717,
| Lnsh 2.168. Reotch 2.206, German 799,
| Seandinarian 904. Swiss 7, Awer-en ae,
othet eountsive 77
therefore
petition as
Railway Company
ipal
i
for giving the ten per
ond Mme W. RO Bluek, of Cy
shake Manel berry, were gold watchedand chained by
}: he go wn peofas « f that thew
leaving the town last week Mr. B being
done out of a pobthroughh «ing the ry
Pacific Radway | Mr
burg. ©
T hat the cown
Mely Ii. Leal] to be retorned and corrected and that cil extend the time % 4,
S. Ma Ros. pew people of Holland be made acquainted Peont rebate ou taxes till January 16th} ag ast
W¢ r, 28 NA. Hayward ship. 17 . Mr. ahiaaanee dechiusature of the | jA90.—-Carned. | Our curlers are making preparstion tas
W. Forsvt R. Her \ ca 0 from Carber ry ind the reasons there Thos Sp m —-Bond —Th at the Tress ! win the dirtract wiewia! this Vear A numa -
| ‘i, H pe aI } fore. arid that M: Has be reyue sted teh irer be mstructed fe sy the Anweth! \ar of new stems have been pure hiemenl
Ww ls s J. Thompson held siiecetmg with the people and lay | School Di strict, the muni pal yrant forfand they gre going an f traction Im
we “1.3. Thempsonshi 17 | thes PAATETS DEE re thet Ts ight m , the school lemy kept oper | carnest. Some fifty tee members have
l) : : i { Maoradiv M ‘ ded iv for that Carnes wen enrel 1 Following 5 lint of Che
: 2 : zZ east yaw Mr Rowand, and unanmnonsis agreed t Bor 4s t That the trea nha which | Aatered ty compete flor
SS f m : i ate “ee i that this Presbyt ¥ rear thie fica } netracted ¢ tune Mr. Littl hate» it « Levan « ip thtia se i
aa $ i a ee tron of Ate F " a this | eax «less $7.54) ite labor tax, and 1. The Insh mok -Hugh Boyde, W,
: ie i “ = z iv v a¥ alm w neddthat¢ clerk g Ml fart two days! tarland, G. B Mi. i “MI¢ 4, skin
ul oO i Ai } aI tat ’ n t a ( bee tv T. Harkne 5. 4% H on, W
x tok oo a os hy| Thos. Speers Benu!. ~1 trea | McMillan, J. Thempaon, slip 3. 1 F
‘ 4 . - ' wot 1’ dina ' ¥i ; VN Bastard i : J. Wats \ “ [pale —o ’
“ Mi ? r és ea | t r t “ iM + we 4 J. Mel Mr M:
Mie ¢ - i ' . b | fil: 4
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tt ~ ; ” ‘ Sree ny why i ©. Malena J. Barron
pms ny n Parr, t ‘ bl #) | Hope. jr, G. Hope, of, skip. 99.
; . ) rely vi it ‘ f J, RR. Toid, clers LSD OO) Dr Henderson, Wo Walser W. Mast,
: j (sod. Farther, the P giae t Palphtonu sch dist. use of levis OTA MeKense, skip
F i
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Dr. Fuller to bear his sermon prefaced
Origin of Byneh Pass.
“4 ‘ ar |
THE BRANDON MAIL.
wy. Johnston, ‘JUST RECEIVED
it’. the
: ae 4 Large Stock »f all kind-
Importer and Dealer in all Kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, oes
| BRANDON, — ade ie -
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. GENUINE PRESS DRILL UN Us! M fa hy HOOSTER DRILL Col, Richmond, |
: PYSPEPS ia; DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, © SELUTTERING
\! JAUNDICE, THE HEART
| ERYSIPELAS, ACOMTY. 01
4 SALT RHEUM, HE STOMACH,
; HEARTBUR DRY NESS
— - - OF THE am,
4. MILNERN€ 00, °°
CAMPBELLS
t Most Pert a HARROW oveup Mau [i is a Favorite Everywhere Ve ~~
MicCORMICK STEEL ARWESTERS £ND BINDERS, 40. , t%,
_— ORMICK — MOWERS. eatea
7 rhe Mest Perfect H M W EARTH Manu MWeCORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE co &
CANTON CLIPPER TRi oY: CLE SULK=Y PLOWS,
CANTON C IPPER & ANG PLOW, *. <
| CANTON = ee bia daaee iInG PLOWS, :
\\ " ihe Pertect egg nt : rf : " 3 sno Hae ‘
| W. JOHNSTON, Box 145, brancon, Man. ee Se ea
Ge = -ceeaetiaciiaaiaaaatncsisisiianapaenia ee
_ Medical Ha i IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA.
| os ] ROSSEI igi VENI EK. BRANDON. / wows vilie@ee ae pigerans: eae ae ae
, a —_—----—- » P JI. Ro WADSWORTH HON. ALPEN MOREBS.
t \ ROB). jAtr FREY, HUGH RYAN
wast punish ——— HEADOMEE + 3 <a
soit accede MAE: ANCHES is se ens
1 Ce
effect. But it must have startled good NORTHERN PACIFIC Halpin's Horse & Cate Remedies.
by 1) ie metadin Invecation of Bi whet AND MANITOBA RAILWAY.
Murchison's st and accustomed pravet
“An’ now, O Lawd, bress de feeble
words which are about to fallfrom de
sinful an’ polluted lips ob dy unworthy
earvant.’ Washington Post
, a? '
Ingenious Johnay. Lith \
Mrs. Dumpsev—See herve iohony ongt 3"
Dt tice
Dumpsey! You have been rie scorn
ming. Now don't deny it 12:15 jun 1
‘a or
Johnny Dumper Crone me bear i — oo a)
hain’t, mat iW
Mr Dhugrnpeses Careftid sir! Ldaow = \
dow vou m4
Jolt Du lea i ie
ha ty { at ce 1
n it Ih l i) :
tapt 2 ti ~ i ;
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who: t
ment upon Ue performance:
“What's them ci y fellers d ‘in’, Link?
*“Wrastlin’ side holt, Ireckon. Mighty
tame weastlia’, though,”—larper's Ba-
m=,
PHYSICIAN'S ' LLONS pivte and soceannted tor ose day of Payment
|
‘ae oe YN J. HALPIN,
cone fam
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leoking wp at Dim firmdy.
he |
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aereaaes coemne
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ST tes SD ere ee ee
“I wish to tell you something that may
indicate who he is, and then you will be
able, perhaps, to he!p me find out where
he is and what his record is. I don't
ose vou know that Percy was not
ms brother?”
The detective intimated that he did
SUD]
mv «
lu
net.
“My other brother's name was Jerrold.
He dicda few yearsago. They had rea-
to think that his death was hastened
hy foul The man whom he ac-
cused of it was tried: the case was ap-
pealed several times, but at last, after
having boen confined for overa year, the
accused was acquitted. He said that he
would be revenged upon us. Why may
he not Lave taken this way to be re-
ve need?”
The lecan to be interested.
“What Wus his lature ft he asked.
“His name was Horace Dupee.
was a medical student.”
“Tell me the circumstances.
recollect something a.”
“When my brother Jerrold left college
he decided to be a physician, and he be-
gan the study of medicine here in New
York. He attended lectures and went to
the hospitals. He was fond of fun anda
favorite with his fellow students, and I
suppose he was rather imprudent in his
£0n
Teas.
inspector
He
I tuay
habits.
able and the others led him on.
“The the end came was this:
There was a supper given to one of the
tudents who had got through his course
He was the Horace Dupee I spoke of.
He was a clever man, I believe.
e:w him, and he and Jerrold were great
friends. There were ten or twelve other
young menat the supper. They drank
a good deal of wine and became noisy
and excited.
cal jokes on one ane ther.
way
_
ace Dupee got up to make a speceh. My
brother, who sat near him, kept inter-
rupting him with jokes and laughing.
He got angry tinally—Dupee did
made some threat or said some insulting
thing. My brother instantly threw a
lass of wine in his face, glass and ail.
“DPapee rushed at him and struck him
with his fist. They began to fight; but
my brether was the stronger, and he
struck Daj the face, so that he fell
naidoaov brother, after a moment,
forget his anger, and wanted to make
Is with Dupes asain, but Dupes
net for a while, but the others
ureed him, until at lest he laughed and
came and k hands with my brother,
and pretended that he was quite reeon-
ciled. tut l ido oafterwards to onc of
' i that he ‘twould be even
V hn No viet
qT had leenon the point of bre ik-
ing up, but after this they get te drink
iv md talhu 1 and Dur eon
ard saat i mv brother vi Kept
fillimge his pla for hi bat only pre
t inp to arinhs his - if. until is
brother wy intoxicated iacted
f : It them after midnight
! t brie nt i te 7 ] ed ‘
sul Duys id he would see my brother
to his beduit My father and mother
and ovself were not in New York just
tien. 8 had gone down to a southern
watering place en aemvint of mary mother
tedne delicate, and Jerrold was stayin
in furnished rooms ana boarding house.
“He and Dupe started off together
He was good natured and excit- |
I never |
They began to play practi- |
At last Hor- |
and |
Then the others s parated }
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THE BRANDON MAIL
doubt as to his guilt isa reasonable one;
and supposing him to have been inno-
cent. he has certain!y received hard treat-
ment: for such an accusation as that,
j
though not proved, is enough to ruin @>
man’s carevr.”
“[T do not believe he was innocent, In-
spector Byrnes!
guilty, and, having escaped punishment
for that, he means to do us more injury
still, No—an innocent man would not
have been ruinal by an unjust accusa-
tion! It would have stimulated him to
prove by his after life that he had been
wronged.”
‘Do you know what his subsequent
life has been?” inquired the inspector.
“DT have heard enough to know that it
bas been what I should have expected it
tohe. He has associated with low and
dishonest people; he has gone under dif-
ferent names, and it is probable that he
may have been arrested more than once
for othererimes. I have always felt that
he was our enemy, and have expected
that something like this would happen.
Lam the only one of us lett to tight him,
Inspector Byrnes. He killed my eldest
brother; he was the means of bringing
about the disgrace and death of Perey;
my father died of disappointment and
grief; my mother isa broken down in-
valid. But Iam strong and well, and I
! am determined to bring himn to justice!
) Will you help me?"
Her eyes darkened and her cheeks
flushed as she put the question. The in-
spector, though he could not but per-
ceive that the chances were against the
correctness of her theory, was touched
by her earnestness
| In what way would you expect me
to assist you?” he inquired.
“You can communicate with the po
| lice in all parts of the country.” she an-
swered, ‘and you know. or can tind out,
! the history of all the criminals who have
been arrested in New York and in many
other places What Task you to do isto
trace the record of Horace Dupee from
© the time he left the jail on the termina-
tion of his trial till find out his
nasseiates, and make them give evidence
now
learn what his aliases have
and whether he was not in New
York on the day that Mrs. Tunstall lost
hermoney. Ifhe was—and I am sure
it will turn out so—it will be found that
against him;
beeen
he had money to spenm ] soon afterwards,
and perhaps some one of the bank notes
traced to him. Oh! she ex-
Claimed, lifting one hand with an irre-
pressible gesture, ‘if Tcan see him stand
before me in the prison rs dow k, I shall
have Jive a Jong
“Upon my
marked
! wouldn't
jean be
enough!’
word, Miss Neo
with a sn
ho had ad
iwi
may; and
the inspector
envy the n rye
voran injury, bo he who he
if this 1
rilty «
.orany one else, has
been wt crimes vou charge him
with ] hope with all iy heart: sor may
live to see him convicted of them—and a
t long time afterwards, too! As for my
share in the bnosiness, lean assure you
thatall possible investigations -hall be
made and, if Dupee has really joined the
I classes, it will probably only be
run
a detinite
How Drapes
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its
erimina
a question ot
him. It i-
sup
affair, J] don't want to give you ’
hopes that Teannot fulfill: bat Tam will-
time before we AcYOS3
mething to have
tual jor eomucetion ss
purse atl.
any
| ing to sav thatit is not imp -sible some-
ome out of this.”
thing may
after leaving the others " :
af ne i sid } He to tal “T dent ask for promises—only eh
mu ‘ eWis 2 ' » Tae ; : ° P
: — a 7 | something be done!’ Pauline replied,
care of himself. The boarding house and vi her hand tot tect
\ Wat Tw yt a strect me | ri~inyg ond giving her hand to the cteet
,a8s on * Welt iil $ ' altace . }
" : ive. Hefele th trong claspof her lit-
wav dow ] door hind vered . > ' “
~ ’ 1 | tle fingers, and stailed ag
porch to at and was nearly on ove ia : , :
Bes ae “You may depend upon my being at
With the siicw Lk ] Was A Wwintet Pe A : , :
; , , ! Jeast as good asiny word,” he said kind;
aaa e pues Ivy. “Your cause is a good one, and, 89
eriatie b
. ' ¢ quite 1 kintl far as lam connected with it, sou ma
Tae at eee ee ee te, | be certain that ét will not wffer. Bist
nir Ww nm tieyv bet Lie staurent to-
it wl tacy bell _ restaur tu vou must be pre paired fur disappoiut
gethes At 2 oclock the policeman whose | - a - ; 4 , 2
T . © , obtie eu must be patient
teut wason that part of Twenty-third | : !
H tri = : sicceilaiteti
atmat saw + rhe one ving in the wore! | i osetia ae
pp age ite Bed CHAPTER XV,
of the bearding house. He examined | . weeneae wecte wiee eae
. . =~ Merk har ‘ ®
umdt ithat he was in evening dress, | ; T had t :
with overcoat on; he was insensible | Phin “ith =
bbs} kets Were enipty There did | Sol os with mh
yet Keem to be afy mark of violence on! a ens, dure
him. The poli nan thoucht he was in- the “s Uninet
«ansible from ! Ife knock | mort ehh nae
the people in the |! and wh A a oy - 7 “
! iown as Squi
found that my brother lived there ! } "Pol . oo
° > 4 ! ig ; < ye
tu take him upto his room. But there - . ‘7 .
was a physician living in the honse, and ne’ me ane
he came and looked at my brother end ¥ 4 Ow
saw there was something wt At ed a smail cet
. ' face ther ‘
last he found bert 1 his tied, be c ¢
hind the car, saade wit! seme blunt in ane 8 ©
' ter , . ty
striment, fort is bot tt tits fF or
it had produced com on of the brain ss OMls, UNG &
Towarls dawn he par recovered con LH _ ae 7 1 A
SCIOUSTICS ind wih ‘ asked about ve o at. “4
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his injuries he Jsormethit mist ‘ vi
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tor v i etaved v } ims ’ vy 4s. 3 Sch piled j well
ety for Thre 4 ogv.-
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: ‘ nptiel
: » make it appear j :
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t =f r} i him
r the case r put intl
he case was pushed against
. but nm iwoke down at , was 2 8
last for want of conclusive evidence, and | bit. ween : 3 a
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Duper dis ange], as rou sav, after wi wired a stuarel aheatet
: jul for 8 year. ' agent tue Vietesce OF the Athamtece
heving teen beeps in
Well, [must er, Mise Nolen, that fe
WaYCR, deel gare fo the intervetung ex-
tia
I am surethat he was |
panse of water the advantages of a bay.
They were alsga charm and attraction
in themselves; for they were constantly
undergoing the most surprising changes
under the influence of the mirage; and,
being within an easy sail, were often
visited for picnicking purposes by the
sojourners in the cottages. Baskets of
provisions were carried over, and the
materials for a eclambake or a chowder
were alwavs obtainable from the sands
and the sea. The time net cecupied in
cooking and eating could be devoted to
picking huckleberries, practicing with
the rifle or shotgun, or, if the age and
circumstances of the memlrs of the
party permitt«d, in quiet tlirtations along
the beaches or in the woods. The sail
home was made by the red light of sun-
set or by the white luster of the moon.
The winter and spring had passed
away without any pews having Leen ob-
tained concerning Horace Dupee; if he
had really been in New York at the time
of the perpetration of the robbery he
had entirely disappeared. The only thing
| would have been a auch happier man.
to be done was to wait patiently until he |
eame back again, keeping a bright but
undemonstrative lookout for him in the
meanwhile. As Inspector Byrnes had
the matter in charge, it was net neces-
sary that Pauline should remain in New
York; she could be communicated with
at any time, and it might even hasten the
result she desired if she were known to
be out of the city. Accordingly, as sum-
tuer approached, and her motlier’s health
manifestly demanded a change, prepara: |
tions were made to godown to Squittig
Point. Judge Ketelle, for reasons which
the reader will perhaps comprehend, ar-
ranged to accompany them. He had not
as yet made any avowal to Pauline of
the nature of his sentiments towards her,
but he had been assidtious in his atten-
tions; and only the greatness of the prize
at stake withheld him from: putting his
fate to the touch at once.
They arrived about the middle of June.
The cottage had previously been put in
order for their reception; curtains un- |
packed and put up; mattings spread on
the floors: haminocks swung in the ve-
randas, Venetian blinds fastened over
the windows, The catboat had been
routed out of her winter quarters in the
barn, a new coat of paint had been given
her, new sheets and halliards rove, and
her shrunken seams had been soaked till
they were watertight. There she rested
at her moorings as gracefully asyasea
gui. Every thing being ready, the
party, convoved by the judge, drove out
from the town ene tine day and took
puss: ft was sunset by the time
the last trunk wasineved in. They had
supper, and then-sat out on the veranda
enjoying the pure salt air and the fiquid
bay. There wasa faint
breeze; litthe waves made a barely audi
ssion.
outlook over the
ble plash on the shore of the cove, The
boat courtesi-d centiv off the end of the
pi r,asif wel ing ttsowners back to
nature. The moon rose late and red; it
was postthe full. To the right, beyond
the poi Higchithes limp flashed
intermittently; asloop drifted past half a
¢ 9 has
mile out, and the sound of a banjo
tinkled audibly across the water.
“It's delicious!” murmured the judge
Me. 3° <8. atte we
him and Pauline on the other, and a
cigar between his lips. “To-morrow
i ut in the beat and visit the
ve dats —_ ~---
mot tirth
well co
island.”
; Nolen gave a sigh. She was
thinking of her son drowned at ea.
Pauline understood what the sigh
meant: but she was made of other metal
mother. “Pmean tolearn how
tu sail the bout rayself this susuuer, “sh:
said. Tl tike the sea: P would like to
live tin stile ff, oF always Ii
! Hut
than hes
i ‘
sli ak,
<oft and gentle it is now when
the sforms come -—!
“Joon cive you lessous in sailing.”
served the judge. “You know, when I
was an boy T spent a sear before t
tuast.
“) learned something bast yoar from
Peres, Pauline re pli : nd, maw tt
he has become a part of tie sea. Fe }
tecl more at home on at thar ia lore
The nest days, a reiingly, the Jia
tice of navigation bez and
tinued day by day theveafter Wart
rhowed herself anapi poupti, areal waees
deed, quicker in an er
rade himself. Mus. Nelesi at tiret«
ergeres
/
hot be prevailed om for nccouipons thers
mone warm dav thes. ori ber ¢
uture out, and t! Nye ‘ -
avant that she re prvatert obi t at
taraae’.
Meanwhile the jude» aff. '
restly gppre ithe rtss
qveetabs watha ’ pirii i
eS apres y st
iv f H a | ‘
cts get: ’
cther ors Pu © ute :
alnvut bavi te epee aa a, yo
bbl shee ‘ oct f ae ‘
eh f thew attest i
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matin alle slita A
ether her atl . j ‘
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tart st Mas oO ox
friesuisiiy thot the lew
Totes tr. t? he could tatu defwteda
» be. heeke he
+i hy be eer of | ee
On the other hand, Pauline was quite
able to veil her feelings; and no young
woman of healthy mind can be expected
to show what emotion may be in her,
or even to acknowledge it to herself,
until she has been fairly chailenged.
At length. having become quite accus-
tomed to the management of the beat,
they decided to make the trip to the island.
The lunch basket was packed and stowed
amidships; tish linS and hooks were}
placed in the locker, in case they should |
come across a school of bluciish; cush-
jonsand wraps were provided for Mrs.
Nolen. and extra ballast was put into the |
hold, in order to keep her steady in case |
the wind should An eariy !
start was made, fer the breeze
light as scarcely to ruffle the water, and
set nearly ina direetion oppesite to that
which they wished to go. in order to
get out of the little cove it was necessary
to use the oars; but after that the wind
gently swelled the sail, and, proceeding
by long tacks, they slowly made their
way toward the island that scemed to
quiver and waver in the heat ou the ho
rizon.
About 11 o'clock the breeze freshe ned
a little, the slipped more
swiftly, but still with an even, gliding
motion, through the water. The judge,
who fancied he detected signs of Line-
fish, now relinquished the helm to Pau-
line, and get out his lines. The squid
was thrown out astern, and cut a tiny
wake through the waves, while the
judge, with his finger on the line, watch-
ed itlike ahawk. For an hour, in spite
of several false alarms, nothing was
caught, but finally there was an unmis-
takable tug, and, bauling in with fever-
ish rapidity, the judge, in a few mo-
ments, had the pleasure of lifting on
board a tine large demijelin, tightly
corked, which had been hooked by the
handle.
After the laugh had subsided the judye
suggested that the demijohn might con
tain samething, and he Knocked off the
head against the gunwale of the boat.
About a pint ef salt water came out and
then a fragment apparen
partet the hdot acigar box. en which
something had been written with a pon
Inerease.
Was so
1
and Terat
Of word tls
ceil. Th writing was wei thpeest ebliterste dl,
i portions
but two er three words, or
words, -tilb rernceisiecd.
“See df veterans make Gem out, Pau
line,” said the jud erutinds
tlie inseriy tion a few moments. “Your
better than mine.
be, alter
eves ure
Holding the tiller in hee Jett hand
Pauline took the bit or wood in ber rict
ana Jooked ot if “Lean miahe out por
fa name,” che salt presently, “and
some fivures—a date. I
lier iy ehoned
dilated. The boat swuney renin inte th
wind ated hiss with the sei f j bd |
hark forcotten the tiller
“What ait shod the pes
pri:
She poet his eves, anek the rie oth
stealthiis toward hers
“Nothing.” sak’ she:
The banat ve
Overagain, BUOE BL COTY NE,
the wat babbling unde mein t Ni
Nolen puving toward the nated. whist
Was ner Her 20 WANT TST Pets TTT s
ine
After a& tienient, sie banned) toward
Bit Grid whispered be hos eae: Jt is the
rame of the steamer in whieh Peres
ailes aveh phe chute: ot the hurr ifie
Some ope tiuet have Cirown it over
bows tie
See
——
it, and, indeed, the distance was probae
bly not bevond her powers. She glanced
athim at that juncture, and could not
have failed to notice the sudden faltering
of his+xpression from its previous joy-
ful expectation. she hesitated. and then,
witha faint blush, held out her arms,
saying: “After all, perhaps you had bet-
ter take me.”
The judze could not speak: the revul-
Sion Was too steiden. She had never be-
fore done anvthing which secmed so sig-
nificant.and as he received her on his
sturdy ~he ulder he eX] rienced a happi-
ness mere znant than he had ever
known. The action listed but for an in-
stant, but the effect was by no means so
transient: on the contrary. it kept glow-
ing and increasing in his seul. and quite
ituminated his whole aspect. Pauline,
too, Was in an unusual mood, she seemed
sefter and mere aecessible than was
usual with her. The tears which she
had lately shed had brought all the
woman in her to the surface. There
were tones in her voice that thrilled to
the judge's heart like exquisite music,
The memory of ber brother had done
her lover good service.
A spot was selected under the shade
of a cedar, with clean white sand under-
neath. Liere Mrs. Nolan was established
with her cushions, and the eloth was
spread for lunch. The basket was un-
packed, the plates and knives and forks
arranged, and the cood things set out,
They had brought a jug of water but it
had Lecome so warm as to be unpalat-
able; co the judge proposed that they
should go and tind a spring: there was
sure to be one not far off. Pauline
assented and they started, leaving Mrs,
Nolan beneath the cedar.
‘IE did not know whether to be glad or
sorry that Twas the means of bringing
that stramze message ty vou,” said the
judge, when they were out of earshot.
“And vet Leould not help thinking that
there must have been some providential
design in the matter. It was as if Perey
had appeinted ine his messenger to vou.”
“Oh, Lam glad— I am only clad!” re
joined Pauline musingly, with her eves
downeast. “it puts my doubts at rest,
All this tune E could not realize that he
Lhknew it,ef cs but it
poi
Was fret if.
had not leon brought home tome Now
Lean fecithat all is well with hia 1
3 pad if came.”
“LT scene a pity thet eo much of the
mes acethould be lewd remarked
ther yrds “It wenld bare been well to
kre for a certainty that it came from
Perey’s own hand”
Verh: 1-3 it will bes Me e legible
n tf fois viet. I should
Het ‘ f ontto I been
uritten by some « ‘ It is from
berey tl wom rd im that
i froma be
glittle surprised.” said the
s“pause, “that Mr. Martin
not tten tof the details of
' ff i! in fiantlw t fathead to
melex ! that ony information, howe
ver elerlit would t we been preeious to
vou. Yeu have not heard from him,
~| No, acd Ithink sou are right He
~ .
sha Ege cas nis SRS
that Perey should leave New York. He
ureed him to co with hint. he took that
responsi! lity. The feast he conld do was
iim from ! When that
to guard
term cacue he sheuld not hace fet him
cut of siurhit [tot. instead, he let
ned. f pundertand why
the sterm—-peshaps it is I him bed
own Writing. Suvnethinc: mothermast he has net written to me he woukl not
leit biperee har
She thrust the bit of bo intes the She said this with @ fxiecionate ens-
frome hier «tr - vba dive drew , phasi The joe ) secretly com-
ee ' if md |) Sem of a fechng of rel f, but bis sense
f 1 tea sabttis 3 > j f reets he eoumpellod | t ‘It
. tyre ‘ ; - e aikkh 3 “ ft) =. harve Mr.
baad 4 fy “ | ; al jartin wit becur eunt for Por
mt. fer gent ’ j be ; dcat
lat. tot ry } b fey wha Jad Verbays hes tet bog t, tat
biew) H v} “4 ti ly i thut is th wil fe ! is!
ejerts i be ; ss er Py this time they had feu tle
dence? ? thy ’ } ae prny itr khlect out of inet af
etuerth penie, proboble j re afew feet aboce high water mark, and
J hr ‘ % ae | 5% k; fill hw bcrrel that hh 1 beeen sur at thea
raj it oe P tliat warned be The j torn knelt down arud
bie Dived iv bas i? plunged the jug into th ! water,
Phe 1 i whe the prictu ‘ which curled into it with a refreshing
we i i jeer it anid Patdine eteat, with her hands
t ni j i it i hanging tolded, looking (town oo him,
ti jis bet ! tix t! The blue «a, the sunehir rit is
ree lie ooh tte red i ere tre pressibly soot!
j bencay ‘ ' u! a avant it is here ! i
elepie k of the ry © tre, with tf ; ts hie
thie md at nared 4 moment bef I re
vert ‘ ' i § 4 ° , t r the
. . - ti f infoth ” setneri tet vk fr } i vole
te. de tlh, snifarils
i we - ‘ hall ‘ Pauhne, will vou ber f «nid.
’ ing of the a «a etep be deaare’ ! they
' Ms | eves met SI fas j €X-
t ultender pres f her fare at first seemed to
. f rhore of indicate refusal. Put ofter a few mo-
ftly ments the softer lo J to it,
‘ f : b tes mibig ith sadness
’ i that be lest ke
j i I b J ely tect fors I it 4
; t v It bey 8 t decid I i ie
’ ’ t- - ” Vier!
A pbs he | ;
A Té¢ bind
4 , .
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‘ s : eh i ry } 7 * [> i
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j ‘ bi - a ol
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510 o t of ithe
sie J, ° rm titan % we iy
Ect a+ st fowl pensing heseelf iss the pp ‘4s ; joo roe
she veutts mabea lewd of
teastiful and agee, be por as one
en ONE me a
TERMA- $1. perannum, ify aid within three
syonths from dat. of subscription : if not -opaid me
4, No paper will be discon- .
; . ” s rr
ated ‘ rears are settles quest o8 purchasers are Ta seal hot them
MGENT® — A liberal cash commission will be | neato Aq at groper pricen, and dealers laet aesion of the Jegishatare at Regina.
ullowed to parties wishing t t went. for : ; Buch ix the wisdori ot the constitution «of
on in the lines appear te bean the 4 neh be the cividd governinent in the Tersitore=
LDVERTISING RATES tween both. Nothing bat an established that ft is not in the pewer of a esta gro
ates nt one a Hy Lav rk No remedy this. If Al in, ised op misputded polith sa Rae er
sleeant otioes, Ke. We | toy eels a Ko hie he atwout what s dd be proper y termed
6 ae Baert) Ta Te dit Sokte Gnd selenite opiein or deadlock in one of the oF PE i
= ‘ et i quickKiy tmne » legitimat I have acu pted the resiumation of the ad- ,
nta ft ation market at the proper current price. Of; Misory « vaneil pr wisely on the greund ;
- “g to ‘s1 a, Course We are net to be underat« d as ad- wat ” ila Jerity of tae legisiatare having
: 4 _ vecating a market with the same drawn refused to copsider # han ial soem
' effecting territorial reverie eXClUsIVelY, |
seron “ific hitie we found in some of the larger | ope advisory council cv id no Jonger ad-
a “ trline Cnnada, bu ' he sele ni Vise me in a constitutional manner, 49 at
f where all Bayern |did not possess the confidence of te
ocul <poONDENT- s sana@ably The Lientenant-Goveracr an
a ariel Selle ut rite t paying out the Dominion funds momey. i>
stguld be : face tor the equalization of prices to buy responsible t Bowinion parhamemt,
We « neil <n aaa vee but in no possible way th legislature Of |
"oor ~hn " in ; siege , the Territones. Lecal revenue being
r . x “ do be a Wise step to te much a mar , ) } Versi
eecoanallbes a as seer purely territorial is under the exe Ins1¥e
Ce : CLIFFI b Jt = ‘tear ement alonid ’ wht control of the peopl of the Territors
it her ar tl pertision of some city offieral, say and their members, and inthe disposition
heeman, and he free to the » iblia. W of such revenne the Maveory conneil Is |}
+! new cit uneil will take t , entire ly erp nsihl to the legislature. I
3 ee! pest j min sure that if the leval question had
hand at once heen fairly put and discussed by the. 7
™ course, it
The Brandon Mail.
ThE BFAR
THURSDAY
The :
last week +!
“re en the Ton
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sen they 1 et
That Homan Cathol la
hand try j a
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for t! racy ext
‘ fall, i tter tt ss
Cc. P. Ro ues Wont a tl
MR he delay of ve
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CCN MAIL.
DECEMBER 25
jiaere apparel
ommedit
Be? OM
GOYVBRNOR ROYAL TALES.
OTrawa, Deo 10.- Lieutenant Gover
per Rov-d, in an interview, said erisi~ 15
' pewhaye too big # word to use Im connec:
tion with what has taken place during the
becoine
} vers are
Vis datly trai
around the city, an
ies
pere that opposed my
Hi- H Judge Walker is im town | herve met their full endorsation.
t ty to xe the useless voters lists } vou this is net a Consepvative or & none ,
[sat The lists eeless as the Municip 1 | Conservative queation. It is simply ay
election raudthere is at pre- | a question of law, upon which I had
sent " neial election iol issue with a sim VD rater ity ot the @-
' Not only tl } is the cay Ra-} sembly. [state positivel that an in-|
, . ' ° . .
a pad ¢ io goffve is 1 ] the | sense majority of the people in the Ter
lists fort] Minnedosa is net vet | mteries are opposed do the system of pro
t printed tthe Judge was compelled to | vinces, which would only result in the
v ud till itis. T of | paying for the useless luxury of munister
Mn lotsa wel] t } inici- | et T} jority ef th Assembly 1s
] il ; 1 ra op] meal ¢ a x . 1 he dd
ts c A a) d, ai rat way, hie ple
suits Bs I 1 s ny vi hae oe
‘ The Min a {lat te so far f least fault
. eit! wh ith d-
Psi ptilie’, ’ 4 1 oe : : a
era t ul, t pplied and
i Bras Acts t i y the la en monthe. ,
. \ i | I te@t satisfact - prevailed
t ea sesones 410
ua } < . . - :
; ne re Lez
> | “
t +! meoricetnent
| +} , mn \~ nn re
} tee aubicenpe sie | See eal dicie tna
ner and bri nit r tha
the Domin 4 uit cht ryt
> } i ail ll the - uat- e law w li yorking so well and
" 8 benen lv bre] rr es
I» (iy } se ke ed J
4 ‘ te I a nou woaptitie ‘ tVisers
‘ . - inei!. H Her: i i ld n
, MI | ke ee tTwliie! th hae | at pre
Mi. 7 . =>
; 1 FATAL REHEARSAL
+4 0 : Lite i KEHPAE '
k H
m : A MAS Tavs
' ¢
‘\
B j ly S ~ y craiedre =
i) i t tthe i eh j len } bhie were rehearsing yester
‘ > Me qeav do fer dus] day for a Christmas cantita h was ft
i o. - .
s have been produced for their seho l mater
ried $3 is Costumed in geuzy stufttand
y Ml m bsg tele of Miuetes f Kdu- j cote tting, about twenty of them 1
, age
; . 9 wamed uuth es o¢ =k, they 4
Md chey har, oe will you call it, is playing : ; cits “aS ,
ly Bie bull in *, a ee 9 casa 2 ,
F wits oan china shep ana | chorus, © f them held aay ~
. }] ind Already his | to tue ac ompinist that she might 10 e
tt re se works basil ay » | easily do her notes in the growing dark
_ = : R ness, when one of the children, whe was
, i iting t havelfound } ]
ae ions Tes : : inging a wand, gecidentally knocked
a asd twith honor and a fair reputation | the cand! out of the holders har i, and
6 in, and ers bout to follow | instantly the dresses of the children neaz
ew ane These things have 1 le it & pes flat ble staff mear '
ith ft hiddres kh tit
‘ | sant for government and s ;
«t a ' i“ vc? ty
“r r the country that Mar Vt hemw ly
, . erstood are gv ay t fire
! ster his resignation and t vill Phe :
oe — ‘
beginning of t i ] > mm
r I hg te pot t =>
— JOHN GILLIF= DEAD
crescent
are \\ he eontract for the Refoa ‘ , diili wnt rarlia
tT .
‘ . } ne men aly rene J ist \
; mn OE . ) .
N oe wa rit M a5 Bor )<
$5 No i iy Seed
chi hy s ke “ it are of
” ‘ Ars «ie t t=" HLary
: ts *My K x thts’ = He a heer
hiy F it ® I tor
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Fo IN A LUMBER Canee
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MAKE WO DELAY
W : |
nr ‘ fagyamt ad vu. ee
2 : . e . ‘ =» hel
! xis te th at le v.
Ww ~s. Maz ‘ . PIV Qn Peart
, ee ‘ - ~~. tder,
‘At the BIG THA PO
‘raneing from 2oc. per Ib te S1.
| , t ber
- ee
Our Stock of Groceries for the Fall and Winter
Trade is now complete. A full line of the newest
and Freshest Goods, Everything that the Season
demands. Goods — daily.
Teas, _— China, Crocker}
i Try Caravan Brand, a = GLASSWARE
: didly blended Coffee.
The Aroma. ts perfect.
NEW TEAS, | |
We have an immense Stock of
}
}
We have much pleasure in
NEW FRUITS, SWEET CIDER, | nouncine the arrival this
CHOICE WINTER APPLES, week of another Conslenment
SISCO HERRINCS, FINNON HADDIES, |“!
: LABRADOR HERRINCS, bo
| FRESH B66S, ROLL BUTTER, , Dinner and Tea Sets,
We spectally invite ispectton
40 Varieties cf Christie, Brown &Ce’s
FANCY BIscuits.
pot our Semi- Porcelain and
‘Pearl Spring Dinner Ware
' Robertson Bros’. (Toronto)
also China Tea Set~ just re
Candies, in abundance.
2 Ibs. Pure Good Coffee for Sh. ceived.
CONGO, |
ASSAM.
CEYLON,
JAVA PERKOE,
SOUCHONG,
JAPAN,
GUNPOWDER,
YOUNG HYSON,
OOLONG,
CAPRE,
PERO.
12 Ibs. Cooking Raisins for $1.
GENUINE CIDER VINEGAR. These Goods oY finishes "
the Hishest Styles of the ay
WEST INDIA MOLASSES Corator’s Art. and are unten
~~ on im thea poartiouler bine,
Comb - Homney-
POTTED HAM, POTTED YARMOUTH
BLOATERS, ANCHOVY PASTE. |
ICING SUGAR.
WE INVITE INSPECTION.
Thev cannot fail to plea
in almost Endless
Varieties.
JOHN A. BROWN
IMPORTER OF CHINA, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. —
oye Ms co Have you been in to see MAGEE'S
moe | NEW DRUG STORE yet?
okcon ee sos oh Prettiest Store and Best Assorted Stock
: DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
, ten TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C.
IN BRANDON !
= uu ‘ . = 6
aie! Jt has a dav tram to Chicag
4n¢ . Pandat 7:50 AM. This gives
STEAMER REPORTRD LOST
_ FLESH BRUSHES, TURKISH TOWELS, CHEST PROTECTORS.
AND) NEE
Hr
iohN li) TOMA
U *} Ai Ntes ‘ i)
OPEN DAY PELEPHON}
r= JA MAGERB
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST.
: ; ROSSER AVEs BRANDO
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WISH OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
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PARGAIN CENTRE,
I tans I.
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-:'y, GLIFFE'S BOOKSTORE,
SEM OY ‘orner Sth -t.. and Rosser Ave... South side
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THE BRANDON MAIL.
ONTARIO ALLIANCE,
Toxoxto, Dec. 20.—The Ontario alli R E M O V E;D
ance spent this morning discussing the
ho hew party question. Rey. Dr. Suth- | ea ;
it &e- ; : erland’s straight new party amendment | Our Entire Shoe Stock to the Stand
BRANDON, boine, the marks of which old overland
route are still easily discernible within
i the corporation limits--asilent reminder of
Dec, 20 With the old Ye? an existence of affairs which passed away
ne yellow leaf and the cur before the breath of the Iron Herse.
Paisley & Morton
INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR
Beant x,
in the sere al
nenonto be numbered am ~ R.M M
sg reasogi ™
the pastit is pr rhaps not without the Seay ig - ‘ aE e ir- / ° * - se os
} chit Ao at a retrospect ee taken -seeiinie haiil ae : ! was declared out of order. Th A mon i lately occupied hy F. N ATION & ( O.. NEW STOCK In THEIR
nese m thine» © . “neg eC A CONTRACTORS CLAIMS. in in’s ruling on this point heing objecte
ty note Bu at our city as ie eee? , to. if was p suttoa vote, and the ruling 4 NEW STORE.
the lines of a live and @0 aang
be ur 1859 ll tial ; a ; 7 eoant tu ve Moanrrear. Dee. 18. In the case of Was sus tamed. Ald. John Me Sage sed 6 R d Ki h h
shead town, such = ripley pre wnt task) John Ross, contractor, agaimst the C. P.. the prospective op ponent of Mayor Clark | OP. OSSEP al ig t ry
4 ‘ t tae atayrt 4 . . ‘ *e 9
lieve itt». This 1 ee old story | R. for 2200,000 claimed as extras in the | for the mayoralty, miove 4 Sutherland’
‘In Mel Varmids bk wk.”
a* ve h my Brandon being abreast construction of the Lake Superior section | ame ndment “moditie dso as to heep tie POM Nes Sant PO eee Ree aie tIN DR ESS Gon DS ane Primentugs we
<& Sormer years P ster of build- | of the C. P. R. and an offset clann by | new Pt question out of any contest in lead. Come and see them. and get
eur prices.
NEWEST FA BR ie = ha Colorings,
IN SILKS: Spee i] bargains mall lines
ee ; a rally taken as making another against the plaintiff for | Which cither of the old parties accepts ite
shear ‘ houe prosper- $1,000,000, alleging that the engineers | platform. nd this com i aug bisects
te crit : nasisiniolial?
a and under plaintiff, by extravagant over. cepted almost unamunessly.
. . a
ry } i von | cl ed » ¢ any : hi vention then ad ourned tu ptte on thie |
_ oan sans watered « good charges, caused the company that muoh | vention J sh } “ah i te :
pays heures given as re hy President Van Hens denied that , funeral of Rev. Dr. Williams. i ° BLACK GROSGr in Satin Mervillewx,
‘ ¢ , x ++ iyares 21 lé ‘ a , a - — » ‘be
sees * woubture on dinprove- | the company had te pay 5 per cent. nee ne Prices the Lowest. Black and colored. Browaded China
incest nna that year beng 8119,000; | mere than the Ross contract figures for ; hal Rat Portage,” 3 | silks mm the newest colorings.
ape pe EPR d cay» this con- | construction, and that his report tu the | John rice = a > reg : ot IN MANTLE GOODS... on intense
bea . , a ‘ i : fF name on the ucen s hete egiate
, J and complete state- | company alverse to the contunuation of | : : Oo oO Ss stock,
. ; information obtained | the line across Vancouver Inland to Vie | There are a in “a Mei —_ B UNDT PLEA E PAR AMATTAS. Beavers. Martalessa
ad ; j “The “ one - Shier: ” é é . ’ . athe J
; Fa <? val ht xpenditure ®ria Was a Juss ou the company ot about 9 at a a sepia re 4 ‘teed Worsted Tweed- Curl ‘ lorhes Seale
cee nn anwene with « conservative | $25,000,000 as the route throngh valuabl: at abot sevenioes eee - one hot tes and Plus! : |
it et a nie : xtravayant. . val lands, which in the capacity mn (uel ee He was the = 4 dashing ut- ettes ane the us les, :
— megs year ar $235,000! to supply the company with fuel ca eres lad, prepared to defe nd his honor | ' yO ee eee BLANKETS Whiitieand colored, receiv.
f ix ! fur 1, would have becn worth mere than or es om ——_ n pov oi eddirect from the wellknown millsot
y deel that te the general purposes of the com- whi ich mage . a rec abe - sid J. Newton & Sons Ontarie in all
New buildina ; . 1 pany. That part of the Lake Superior eae i e = which —_ ; ra Perper ‘editeiaie
ek ‘ elo a : . or iy I] this « < « co ss ~ a ‘
' z t si rad egw SeetION conerrneted by the Jeary “eer alia til Ae we net a aa porcine h | t e 5 CLOTHING for ‘aie rybedy, Me ~
sor impr eas i the most scandalous piece of road he hae Meiititeriae Por ony tine, aurme ch > ‘
: “e000 lever seen. [f he had constructed a hun- | the 1 ihe Wis ventilate doin the courts, * youths Boys and Chik iren va Suista, Pea
. 2 Geile Fa atiine ey Golem oee ol te” Gece TH, PALACE SHOE STORE. 825. svieeon es
While t to be congratu- | ined. There was gross mismanagement, ; dashing young dragoon named Whittaker - * 44 fae mee 4 »- ie Ww otsted, alse Trish Frieze with high
stelu ends ALTER Ae | ote 5 id exorbitant charges. If Abbott atthe skatingrink. W hittahe had seduced Goll collacs, ned with Duck and
which are desetv- |e Jamon Rosskaad done the work the | hin sister, and it was for this that the in- 7 zi leather, perfectly wind proof,
© pa P — } et it Cotapany “ nd h ive saved hetween or a tok, hace ae ee a 2 than ( ‘ W ] GENTS F t R N ISHINGS, Under
i peor iare ees BC6T. 9000 000) and 25,000,000 | seducer s body. 1ere Was A large Crows ston ork and Repair . > Pre marses seas: oa
of mine Superior ” aH ; at the rink the night ef the tragedy, and : rk al I peuirs done on the ] Penises, wear, Ties and Collars in ll the
> > .
a | er yen Tin the among them were persons now living in hie West sty les.
il , narked, peophe secm- COMES Too HIGH Winnipey vo who sawthe deed c mumnutterd, PRINTS, Shirtings, Ginghams, Pucks,
? 1 wail te protect — W hittaker had yust finished a skate with Sheetings, Pillow cottons, Linen,
‘! wo hand! BRartleford He ral Miss Meredith, daughter of the chief jus- our TEIsS our and Fablings, Towels and Towellings.
teria and mits Hon. Mr. Martin is wholesale aboli- } tice, had taken her to the ladies dressing | HOSTER Y, Corsets, Gloves and Faney
making they t ¢iniat Ha propones t tholish seperate | poor and was cressing to the gentlemen's | Wil Grands
t il aur t hoods and @ual languages, and this task dressing room, when young Chaloner, les MILLINERY. F j
Bocca TE " - su lightly on him that he PRpwose Sto) who was stunding with his back toa post = es . @ oO WwW > oO Ww ~ o a ote Ty UTLEbintee ane untrin
. core abolish the Termtories and add them te | drew a revolver and fired two bullets in- = 2 el latest movelties, Raiblhems, Laces,
i ences of Dr Manito He <ays the Termtories added | tg Whittaker’s body. The wounded man | gy GOOD ONLY AT s Feathers cond Shiapes
ti 1» Meteres sniet dns v Manitoba wowld 7 - a tne province, Lived about a wee k and then died. Chal- - 9 «+ MANI LES, Short Packet in Direet:
i md that by joining Ma ba they would | oner made ne attempt te escape, quietly | MILLER & COMPANY S = wire and other fashionable shapes
tt rice , Foil] an ft ble gov aig? eR ee w office The | ™@ Za po .
seen ifulin sure ‘ responsi : Ve ming hunself te the law othcers ris a” Ui lete Mant! iW Twe i
’ . es ate t e~ i eres,
mi se ngage t t) hanks: the price is te high, trinl « we oon Sane time alter aid there | ao = Or ee, eee ae, Saat cmenene al
ti The Tennteornes have a tuture wed them | was tormble excitement, but the result i< C THING HO U SE a t'} hd Vii ;
anf that they cannot iftord to amar even fot Var that Chal ner WAS acguitted lo aay = r = Rm inet ve } ane “ ae 5 :
i ' bust- | the wake of securing the services of Mr. | he looks like a man of about 40) years, os : . ‘ es : e < FURS, Lact \-trachan Coats, Be.
, | " ! Ye M ue A y trenerel nd } olly, unconcerned leughing coun- | eas Pou $1.00 in Ca estbiten mesieine 4 Porehase to the overt on been, 2 | CAKE CUBES. Piexts ca the Newest
‘ a. tenance would never give the slightest in- = MN com SOM ee cor ene tules ined ecshes Coy in SS. Sea 2
dicataon of the tragedy he passed through. 4 seth Besaeve Davsinde, et bad vol Ss
; VAN HORNE Has HIS SAY | + Sable: Fitel } Beaver :
eT A I ETE SLE IN | f al ' weuite
' , t} : MENS COONTS to Clrev and) Brown
Monrexat. Dec. 14 Pouchiyg the a SAVE ONE NIGHT a } Gent. Hak ener pi
‘ “tf al ripination ain freyght rates: j ee 8 ¢ , .
ti} } ee Our hy It. ‘ te tel]
. & Nectitwent, whoa n cnte~pontont | iy: piechainge pour. Ul The Merchants Bank of Canada. | are
cxked Mi. Van Horne, :What are the | Burlington” from St, Paul to | CANADAIN PACIFIC RAILWAY | | from But bh wdniewd. 8
are i ae ; race =e iy crust The fur WI I hi CHE AP | PAID Ur caprri, A ~ B as 1 ‘ ' 1
\ i | . ! ahs thi f ' 1pt'e Tae et | ¢ nal . faerie! ti uM r PESEHVE 4 wT “t ‘ ons
¥ Mr. Van i Se neaproltsis | te” (4 e A ‘oh: | Eastern Excursions, No TiC EE =: lw the far-
t A iy ‘ Taiyo ania ti a | Psa ivi il i = NEPAL BHPANKING aN \ 4 ,
that wheat ane it iets shipped from nition oi t ty sy AG BUSINESS Pre ‘ ih cp coat Hers. We do tet heep ure.
vi } nt } me | -_ PROM e ’ ti a . r en ries. rrred thy refore ile het
sa eee 1 Oe ing Minneapolis. In order t ALITTLE SPARK map HELIN, Manaxer, | . windle produce, tut lave
a a decrs Beem, | Make a fair comparinn the rates paid be- | BRRAY Kindle 6 arent ee 2 to comntious cou: ' ’ ‘ mite arrmincements with lead-
, 2 : . t} i luctios aie the P : } ‘ - Bes oad nrtilthe vst , . ¥.. ° S
Peta they emcees at iy meni ote ae) Points in Ontario, | IMC Crews y fine tircens. ty whet thei
’ " sen trom woud ft tuhen hie i removed, and the blood puritiod, a ate ’ } i / : :
Moiste be finished | ne us well claim that Minneapolis is | thixi< the work of iturdock Blood Bitters, a ORV ES wnilersicnent »forders wilh be ae opted fon
Ik of the Ni A . s Br BTS : M én | j treed te ine which aways cure dy<pepsia, bad I ‘ C] R " en i feet ate vie net ‘thea he “e ‘abl is
; ean : re : i se PWrengest because the rates to ontral ate | blood and all complaints of a -iitiag origin, bret ass Return Tiekets, good fou {ethos elyes in the City, and are prepared 16 “oods thre <tbnhe as cash.
3 a ; The Brit lower from Chicaye than from Minneapolis, three months, with ita over lee Pupile for Piarwetorte on enrsgei, } . :
game yeu , A “4 ' ent ame the volative distance he my the same as ‘ BAN pri ivile: res ; Piz aa wasn * .. Ve rates ses HT Street, Metweem 4 Has Ite ently erties prrree. all
\ hank intend erecting ay yt Minneanoli an , MANITOBANS ieee * Avemunn, ; . :
Rie other. a vil be worthy of that | the case of Minneapolis ind Winnipes ALL, MANIT A MISSED MOEISON our goods are meerked in plain
gui aie n, on the pr perty intels Which farmer gets the best price fon his whe wish to. visit Canada this winter } floures
. bi the B4- ner fonten te Oe and another, one sav 4 4 id insist on the R. Ro agent giving i jie: F
‘ apho ae go Aap ce mile north of the mte agua uO mindary then a ticket Iy “The Burlington” from } FOR SALE
, be - ‘1} age in Manitebsa. ora mile seuth , it and; «, Pal It is the fast line alS e 0 on
- : i : daurectiy oppesite a Dakota’ Verde ledly Soule ; a ‘
hast! peepared for puttin sag DATES a ee
' i a the Manitoba farn It is net thes =: ‘ ¢ :
f Vtdowh 4 ren on Th ee rane 0 a uestiogn of rates ge ah hy ' . ap — Nov. 1]. 18. 25. De ee Ba. ee : KEEPING Pp f L 9,
t necupied his frame store, | So" ” a eR Se CANADIAN EXNCURSTONS . Ph, US, a), - <9 * » a4, vit rot. oisette’s
f iehe 3 i nu ny means. The intermerhate charges for ie 19, 20, 20, 21, 23,25, Jan: 6,
ss siege Pe Raat atse elevators and the preservation of the im Your malread agent will have on ste, | os
Po tk } t tt i eT ond & ’
Bogie zs ge me leegrity of grades have much to do with | Now. HPS and 25, and Dee. 2.4. 16 1% | _ ds, Local and Traveling Salesinen
wtter For Sur the prices paid to the farmers, andtocon- | 18, 19, 20, 21 and 26, alse danuary 6, 7 |
iif remak tv ovthew uatters the Cavulian Pacitic and 8 ticketsat low gates te Torus, NO CHANGES. NO TRANS- WANTED
F F : ] ] ‘ " senet asf 2 rie 4 ' ft ) +t spinte oer pint ° tA enernt “ Pexelu ' ft L teeegutce
maanom | hee expented a vast smoent of mai) ee, ae ee rarities, ‘Swen asonted. Highest tpn DISCOVERY AND TRAINING METHO®
ad rae ‘atuodall rarest na rage elevators, ane ether chasm ists on saben \ m — | eaters ar ve : at , : «wh » mae the
si ‘ fa} facilities, for cheap and efficient handling | read vin. C. BOA NDR. OR Phe Bars? pal information at CAPR. City Tiek Oe" EL, SEIAIWER &c C0 = ; t a elt be
- " f the vrain, an outlay savad by imeost rail | digtom) frei 1" u et OMtice Oth Street, moar corner ‘N ERY Gene a Slike intoore. (alt of nod trate the
ways by Jeawing such im the hands of | sae Res i. Naveen cheats Is ciety Brad youn f bute *
: . y parties, Whose only mterest is te) 7 ; | pater ite tittle eanies 4 Se ada tenia
Siege iS eas sh 8 tt.5 money thor can out of gral | WANTED. Merrory We Prom : post free) givee
Ljahined ke all the money they can D STEER LOST ROBT. KERR, F.C. PATERSON. = sof peau bateot te quite whactmae
it 4 he i outline ‘veacangae eo ee Pe ; : : thes acta ; eeadas esi 4a
snof Matatot. upon which 1 traced - De ae oe nage age Be gen fl Winnines raved : prtbyer Siar < ont Ge tate
. atricts,? . we : . MENTS FRU ee) Piglet : ? ; ferve aud Pee jn ose
—- opr Sages 7 SPANLEE: GATES SPN. ne pig Bie se agaay ye tb gt god: ee oe Vrof. A. LOLSETTE, 227 Fifth Avenue, N. A
k ? 1 rrhe ty t oriatdideed chit the I L ithe \ y aCe F ee sncememennenitntie
he wall pert infer 4 first . spices Arachne yon
t} ras the natu) cent f othe Zaxzinan, Dee YS. The Khedives wees mosey So
steamer Manseoneth H oprebably start
; » n I : t. With Stamey, ian
. . ~ , ‘ imndoo soothers t tle pert on STRAYED
fp 0 o— rr A M N ”
| : ec es _gpoangee { ) " “D O D RH “D C | aft JS > ; “3
¢ i ; hi te '
" 7 ng orn | SURFAGE BURNING BASE HEATER,
, ; satiate H) i f. ark be «<
or . > og
— FOR SOFT OR HARD COAT
H (4 aul oe ae 4 See J am, “Se
\
a thy j ee rhe ‘ Milos wf \ DD | : ae , ‘ |
1} i!
DIAMOND RED CROSS,”
ME ATER P As
~y, . ou -_?* ' ; tt — Awe
TE AUes Ee CSB |. SPECIALLY MADE FOR MANITOBA AND THE
$ ant , o~ a oe 3 GATTV: FORE:GN COALS.
ZAS®E HEATING ATTACHMENT UPON Fi
-2& Gi; IGEST AND MOST DESIRA E
a ee a ones
SiP ab. § EAT ll i
HARD COAL HEATER
7 me ‘ re a ; "7 — ~ » f > Yr i ; . oa = 4
THE DILAMOND Fail a 2D
P a
TENDER FOR A PERMIT TO CUT TIMBFF ON DOMIN !
14 LANDS IN THE POOWINCE ,
- OF MANITO3
4 ‘ p
b ‘ a
_ et
ch i oe
‘ ‘ ‘ . . . ly
pas el cote : LY 3 F THE KIND IN THE MARKET
fuse THIS IS THE ONLY STOVE OF THE N THE MARKET,
° a ' , : :
, ¥ Pavcat ‘ a A SEW ELEMENT favor on’ , rs res me better chimney.
Se Seer es SMYTH BROS. Rosser Avenue, Brandon.
the thers, Thain otc
Anuthe . l ‘ t+ tec outline “Ptem, i tan ore. 0708 J dew -0 19: Oe yuae i
i; Ik Bever districts crnsest the Assini-
Guu ew wo
Catauih ef the stor act.
The complaint from which Mr. Larsen
6uffered, c.tarrh of the stomach, is cen-
esaliy Known t the sufferer as “dyspep-
da.” Among the symptoms may be
aoted . full, heavy pain or oppression in
the stun wtly after cating. accom-
pani ts fornnaation «of
bebe! f= j I suahliy the stomach
beeorncs tend vor painfuland frequently
pus and a
feels cold, a-af there was a lump of ice
held a terinit. The ti i often
wm aoffou ‘: i there tann ug bitter
slimy tasteagn the teouth, esjeckd!y in
the mor The patient often h
headacl wed istroubled with vertizes
‘
or a feeling «ot
ness; ilsor
my ol th
~ Or dizzi-
ror flutter-
suffers
lichtheadedine
) have palpitau
rt. and frequently
much from constipation. There isa con
stant feeling of danguor, dullness and
he aviness, of Pression ana haustion,
'
a disinciuna-
Great depression OF spirit
on for a! rion, and a pet
wretched fooling
In some cases the skin
and dry, particularly the feet and hands;
én others, again, the feet and hands are
heat in the
eral bad,
berornes hot
cold) and there ts a great
body and head
Gharp pains, front and
6houlders. and there may
back, under the
ine | roniec diar-
ghea The tongue is usually coated, and
Often there is nausea and vomiting after
Tmeals
The appetite is variable, generally
poor, and there is often au excessive tow
of saliva’ The patient suffers from an
Deereased fever during the night, fre-
Quently perspires while asleep and is
troubled with heartburn. Generally the
>
MOOS
KILLED TO ORDER.
AS DESIRED.
ASTODON
FRESHLY EXHUMED.
RLEPHANTS
VER CANAL, FROM INDIA
Sopntimes there are
face is flushed or the skin becomes sal-
flow. and sometinuws there is a dry, hack-
dig cough, while the voice is hoarse and
husky. —Boston Globe.
A Postal Dox,
A patent postal pillar box of an in- |
n exhibited at
The
haracter has bes
Kobi .
Qie Athenwum club, Melbourne
beox is cota
seven feet in heuht, having a diameter
af about twe feet, and it has three divi-
Biot The top one contains a series of
compartments, in which there are police
and tire slarma, the former being com-
municated with by means of atelephone,
wi ie the fire bri
Quthreak of fire
rade is apprised of an
vnal in shape and stands |
in the locality by the}
Wear
FROM OHE FARM.
WHALES
PROM WALES,
pressure of an electric button. The cen-
tral d ion, which is the largest, is de |
Voted to t reception of Ictters and
Mm ipers, the ordinary slot or opening
through which the letters are placed be-
i overed with a wire comb, to prevent
the letters being extracted by the inser-
tir i tian i or pTaeces of wire
fail intoan iron box which
ix “astened on te the door, and whew it
al box all that the
postman has to do is te touch a
Which cou the bettem of the box t
fali. and this allows the | tters to droj
into the omen bag underneath. There is
6 dial immediately above the door denot-
red toelear the
jy ing,
ins the timesat which the box is cleared,
andonthe door being closed the hand
rea) j eut at what time the
ne: willtake place The bot
ton ad ris reserved for the hatterice
used nection with the police tele
phone tire alarms, and on top of the
rool au electric Lamp is aftixned.—Sydney
Herald
fetlections
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POPES
FROM ITALY
W. i. HOOPER
HUGHES. |
J EH.
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THE BRANDON MAIL.
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
FULL LINE OF DRIED FRUITS, CANNED COODS, ETC.
DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Second Door West of Sixth Street, South Side of Rosser.
E C.A. BRADFORD, Bee-HIVE GROCERY
ny RR NO Le RE RC EN A
Look at the list of Faney Groceries to be found on
shelves -
CROSSE & BLACKWELLS .,....;.,.,
ney and Anchovey Paste, Anchevey Essence. Jams, Jellies, Mixed Pickles
Orential Pickles Shmaps, and Chow-Chow, Preserved Ginger.
Mackeril and Sardines in Tomato Sauce, Sardines i
Mustard and Od. Mushroom, and French Peas.
Potted Meats and Game.
Finest Congo, Assam, and Japan Teas,
Famovs Sunlight Soap and other goods to numer to: mention
OW
Call on Us and Save MONEY
THE N.P. IS NOT HERE YET, |)¥ COURS = FOR -:cCasH.
BUT THE CHINA AND ASSAM TEA wancHouse,tAN/ BARRETT 2 CO., 6th STREET
PROVISION STORE, COR. 1OTH ST. & LOUISE AVE,
IS NOW OPEN FOR TRAFFIC.
J. SWMINGTON, - Proprietor.
s x to intimate that he has had upwards of ten years experience with Mesare Foustes,
J ‘ Hh & eS oe ae the Ain star Tea Establishments in the Oid Country. and —_
several years on his own account in the Colonies. ‘Therefore being theronghly yo aay ie ine
the selecting and blending of the ditferent species of Teas, he isin «a position to offer to the ublic
of Brandon and Neichberhood a Sea which, for quality and price, he Delieves uReurpacsed 1B
the Provinee, and Which will be at from 2c. per Ib. upwards
FRESH GROUND COFFEE DAILY.
Hams, Cheese, Potatoes, Vegetables,
the hest quality. Also in Stock,
In PROVISIONS, comprising Fresh Hutu hue.
Fruits, &e., every cae shall he exeroised to procure aruicles of
DELF, CLASSWARE WOODENWARE AND CENERAL HOUSEHOLD coops.
The oleve Gecds ave all New and Freeh, are bonght on test Liverable tertns, and will be sold
Moderate Prices for Cash. ss p
Highest Prices given for Fresh Hutter, Eye. Pots ton ~, Cheese, &e., Ke.
GOOD= ‘DELIVERED FREE TRLEPHONE ihe. Pb, BON 3M,
J. SY MINGTON,
Cor. 10th St. and Louise Avenue
BRANDON.
WM. FERGUSON
Direct IM PORTER
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK WEST OF WINNIPEG
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HARDWAR._ --
A KULL SUPPLY
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Nails of every Description, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Tar and
Brown Paper, Oils, Paints, Brushes, &e.
STOVES, TINWAREF, ETC.
Rogers’ Cutlery and Electro Elated Spoons and Forks, Grand
Rapid Carpet Sweeper, Churns and Dairy Supplies
Blacksmiths’ Outfits, Fencing Wire ef all kinds.
WILSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Cor. 7th St. and Rosser.
HMALTH FOR ALL!
HOLLOWAY’S PILLS AND OINTMENT.
TI | E PI LLS Purtfs the Bloow, correet all Disorders of the LIVER, “TOM \¢ OKI
NEYS and HOW ELS.
They invigorate aud restore to health fredily sted
z soy ®
Oe
Con-titutions and are invaluable iv al) complaints ineidenta to b emales of a)! age For Chilere
| BP ALBR in all kinds ef Lumber, Lath and .
and the Aged they are PRICELESS
Shingles, Doors, Sash and Frames, Cedar
Fenee Posts, Telegraph Poles, Tamarac Poles,
ete. Agents for Patterson Bros, & Co Lnple. |
mente. The celebmited J. 1. Case Threstier and
the Famous Moline American Plough. i
Office on Rosser, first door east of Queen's!
Hotel, Yarnton 10th 8), Braneh Yard, Souris. }
J.T. BAMBRIDGE, Mouager.
Sults are no letter in conversation
than in a foot race.
Polly saust hold ite tongue while wear-
ins the wig of wisdom.
liis the foolish aim of the atheist to
aan int itude with a microscope.
When poverty comes in at Che cottage
door, trne love joes at it with an ax.
A vein of tnmor should be made visi
the without the help of a reduction mill.
The retormer becomes a fanatic when
he beins to use his emotions as a sub-
@litute for his reasoning faculty.
Many an object in life must be at-
t3ined be flank movements; it is the
vigzag road that leads to the mountain
top Othee
i All the paths of life lead to the grave,
and the utmost that we can dois to avoid
Bass’s Ale, Guinness’ Stout, Milwaukee Lager, and all |
Domestic Ales. Lager shel stout always kept Wn Stock. THE OINTM ENT ix an infallitle remedy for Hed Sores, Had Hreasts. (te) W
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Seresand Uleer-. [tie tamonus for Gent id Mhenuwarter '
OS: OTtietE mr dsent ar verbal tate r
For SOK THKOATS, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLUS, GLAMDT LAE SWELLING rid ult
SKIN DISRASES, jt hae ny rival, and for Contracted and stiff Joint«IT AC TS LIKE A Cibecy
Manufactured only by THOS. HOLLOWAY 'S ESTABLISHMENT,
78, NEW OXFORD STREET, (Late 55 Oxford Street), LONDON,
And are -old at ls. fet, 25. fab, 4. tei, Iis., 22s. and d eweh Bax or Pot, and imay be esa
Medicine Vendore throughout the World
CONSUM TION | tm Pur hagsers should loek tothe Label on the Pots and Howes If the ee ae
' OXFORD ETRKEET, LONDON, THEY AKE stl Ions,
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Pots, Telegraph Poles and
Tanwrac Poles
Mills and Planers on Rainy River
Beaver Mills Lumber Co., COLD IN HEAD
~ MANUFACTURERS OF
Branch Yard, Souris TARR i A T e
the short cuts
WHITE and RED PINE, WHITE)
: STAGES
The office should seek the man, but it |
Wood, Cedar and Birch, Cedar Fence
should inspect him thorouchly before Ph 7 H ] ; . : i
‘ rain oenix a . OTe : aba yy yeep nba hp enw 2 ba wt ri Wm ol Conin the Mend or Catarrh and
std? asin FH
A POSITIVE Core, A PAINLESS CURE.
This the Patent Age of New invention.
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES
DISEASES OF MAN!
r mi. ett “ tes ahd athe } mtu) toeisttare sare :
taking him s PY seer wilds. eee i . tone a? gp ot itr ihares Meet ! “Hidden Chunges fron bot toceld,
‘ liumility is most serviceable as an un the - apts nage sles me Aap pnpgiont a oa ane wivetest case of Cold in the Mead rapidiv developer |
alo ArT. tas teu tent ‘ist dem te
Ment developes inte Coosumption and leadeto |
. : ‘ ould neve ow i * i stiMONy Proves coor ls -¢
dergarment, and should never be worn coe tare Dheaat Nieuy " inwony groves ox uc} Inive hat a larye percentage of all the | The great Health Penewer. serve! of Hea!!n;
‘ @e an overcoat eaths securing from Consuroption bad theirs Be in + Depleted Cal. wehbe h, by dual etawer and Kohinvor of Meficipes.
» The Good Samaritan helps the unfor- The Serritie Consequences
tanate Wayfarer without asking how he
. ihticuds to vote J A. Macon in Cen
tury
ie loped into Catarrt. ant then inte Consumption, that dread disease with which mee! .? j E @lindiscretion
cience ean yet unable ty cope suceceafully. Tsou are suffering from Cold in the head, or from , : 8 Exposure and Overwork.
° Vout the name rots ss ii ptanie ¢ SCatart sitet ae Geel breath, ul Opprenst¥e bevertin hew dren. 1 10 R D
8 ings from the head mite poragd oye a nen — ; ' RK. capous dischanves from the on strife 5 U G, ml OLE-AGED 8 OLD MEN
9 7 g sepee of «mel. or te ead ‘ AN Or as ele ral fooling of debslity husky Who ere Broken Down @rom the Fert: of Anuse, will
sa Da eroatl rae iw arson ia saurehest v -
pice a whees b dit mio . fod ia So. 8a Katical ire for Negvous Webility, Ore
wet Dee Lge ¢ "
: ‘ shee, # fewlinge of dizzine MAT ict
chen steno: a feeling of tiregness and Telispemition toe ertion WAZ me part
nd your Address and Ie. in
——— —— orls
a feeluue of nauses in the Genie Wessness, ete. ~
Sia IG A tS iene i A MOA RT lla
:¢ «ie ie ou<in th oi .
Pasdign abies 6s Camtagian. mocrning when # Al hipaa Oana pianbichaa th er loratet tag Ge threat De not neglect them. Thene | OtLAmps tor Jroatise iq Book Form, on Disease of Man,
Band : ‘TONE ’ ’ : e bata few ot Hand svtnptome at Catartt lif conexperionce ant : woe = .
Foreign ministers demand the most THE PIONERR AND LEADING TIRAE. tre not peemit thein to run under the mistaken iunproceine thug \,, BE_WARNED IN {Ace US LULOX 67 Wetington st. € Teremte, Can
upulous observance of the stereotyped Ie wera butenthecontrury «ill weer tonan ‘ pide ice thoat Wisden livgs in @ fool's puredian,
SC TUPULONS Observance ¢ west , ‘} “ah : aes ASAL BALM. °:. SON A Way ae thas thousands Me fore A PERMANERT cure. CT RSM CU eRaOTOrD.
' niles of etiquette, and watch with seru Preenry it ences ~ og genie uf Hoge ay me pdbepen " He (Ure over offered the | LILO U
4 . oy en 6 petitedan Te : A lees i meet iat ritan unqueetlonable fact
- ee . ere ace be : d “af aie ecie ‘ ' _ hn: seande No felling Of marvellous cures |
them. A tailure tu seat amemberot Un Ls oy cane iecectnieneeletd then ion, aud Weappouds few, welect. |
. f, he precis sent bn '
rps or his wifein the preciso en |
ke Ps to hi rher P . ne the tabd \ burns Sudbury, @ sau iM PENNYROYAL op WAEERS. WANTED—LADY!:: sad Mates én
: Teg yeni ener lags eit. I oe ; , > ~ Mamie Mo Martin. Terwond. Pa maye - | Pree: & physicians wh. represent in her owe lore sty
’ would, probably, destroy the pleasare f : ! ; + rien’ in Canada | became ao. | has had e life ex perience in aa gigtre Retarencas re: ured Parresent 9 0! tom
ua, 5 ~ th « ’ ‘ quatnted with NAMAL BALM , “ Is used ssiery. GaY @ “EQS it Barclay # *< i
N ne anch farther fron ss tiptoe n 5 eur : Dnave nu forest female s
i the oocasian, Not one inen tart] : T me ‘ - Abi oe ca ~ ~~ aturrh, and it fothe fine remede | nels with quecees by
the host or hostess than ts red to Che aa AES, gir Tite Sees ? : eveeximmenced relief and | feel over 10,000 lad. Picasant, safe,
——— } soe tw do be tole: ‘ . & i abe arm : “i \ vie ree effectual Ladies A pe ore. nee
er s Uiey rot od . re | ach ddl od allel Chea a fis . ec aN it for Peonyroyal afers ar re : , ou
; ated) The placing of the dipiounite in Nestea TEE FRCN o, “4 a a Nair Mille Baoehes, Ont. @ No substitute, of inclose post . ‘
: : : ‘ sealed ee pliner Bi : ours f NASAL HALM did ine 9 f-rercied partioulara Koki t+ ory. Lack of bee
line to be presented at Ours rg linscatgeatatoa ‘ a » weal 1? fue r head ad “appe ured ail e bor. Aaar “ wre"
mony must be done in strict: observances ; . . . ; ee ‘ the > “und. t fed o yaalf Th RUREKACHEMICAL CO, Dernorr, Mp «x. arisdog frentin Xen
of rank and: Iportanes of ca ik 6 ar : | sug : " : \ it A ary . ; ! = - oriole For sale by KORE & COMPANY. frandon : i eae pre 3
j persons dining or entertaining these digs, ; : we i ‘ att ~ — : sates Sor be i
m ‘ t first 1 i t i s a n y \ v ‘ 1 l b - i ss 7 ‘ art) Brantfort ANOS soucn-es, Debdlity. Dimnese of Six ; s
. ‘ ‘ vy k i hr ’ i - ‘ Lad ! ” Phin nd a Pv BARM for jer rr Sag nemariggy onli i
“1 i. ‘ ed | sf Vitshi w \ wel ‘ , a re) " "4 FUT AIN lume of Nrabitaor w, an fre ein
. provin a +, th Apoct esgual ty the city My st a IS ve iarrest KK ’ ‘ tiF ~s + P fies elopenent Lemme of I
iy i 3 +? isu : Ltog nd 4 he ctv. bought expe enor . . " Fe the Mask. ets Stine Goeurrhen a t. are
4 - ; ag ge “tee 7" t ae ' oR . im seat Mag item As a treater) with vrinigwerelic es
" a scene, such as hia o rized o crop et Wheat, AN Ssidhininictnins . = if . ver % “ i we tes tek Cutarrial milections privetely. Ne Werewre One wnee tion
sions wher i + Aoaeri We mast unload, and has lewd ’ have % pine : . Heal NASAL RALM Hat NO ail Cette: ter tat ,
Seaman : ; . . ' ky \ it 7) '
a . ; es li al mt at 22 Thee te as! i ~ : ae esy Adie. ~
LB Prag ae Ne ee a NBGAA. BA%-3 on a ee nk Skate eee J. &. HAZELTON,
= above “first class Fur er where btth save you a voon a suit ol reeat, asin EbRMET niet. : rag ce toi Ho ; a a
: Europest {" viners bave | Kivet thre peanits Yours te Pree, bs . : ‘ ‘ i . be ¢ é ne rtitiwees] te eos . | <-~ i
osm fe »' 3 at wignte = > :
¥ kingdoms American Magazin bd e . ‘ i teh thet | tved <pent 20) fog i ave
> ae a 3 . . ‘ ~ ; ‘ ‘ ane ‘ in re .. “ite malt irs sage :
4 © . rr a4 es . iw ,
* ¥ Persian Sloees. ‘ e at - ‘ othe ’ ‘ ‘ ad ade i wpers : - SOT HIKE, SLEANS'NE,
A hich heeled bids’s slipper ; catie remedy Ty ' - tt VERLIME
Pi 2 ‘ i aa ¥ i Naz BALM ha~ Poh Teobtk ds hi y ém -¢ aca lagtint Bue -
u Monaco, an upper of Pronty « anaes BaRCLAY ECT HEALTHA SS : i waged” ’
. velvet, has a sole, shank and! rved 0 0 . ‘ *, ne arr Bs tsee , : p
: iid wo l n? {) ntal Fiat = : ; he ae
obi «a & ‘ . . Heerietia Hearky j ae tin — ‘ ow bow sy I ‘i hy one : : ca
nel reely emp! : , : — uM. Re) REMED M. Ise fleets ar saladlie, fartat 4
ds wood is ! : ! >T. > \ aciach .
a Ia - t : 1.0 Mbt. vel used f “ var ” : ep erie: ,
t museum collect man tea ; Pepe sae Seine Bl oe itrspesodin ; é ee ee eee
: se rel st. BS eyed : “ " i ne int arite % ‘ o Ps ne 4
v esting specimens from \Qaire comntri LATH, SHINGLES, Ss ASH = wed beni F ons 4 4 ete . is hae tee es nag iar sary none oo | step
The Persians ! : .' > -s “ ! ” ‘ a: I sie - toes? . , ~~ nia +. ate send meer ?* 2
| a gene -HiR t BOORS AND PAPE & remedy ap antintnets tote dt Nee Bare Re meved wu tos
it richly tiwid vhich are real sittin . 7 sia é peed feces ee foe ~~
raised platforins % ith astray across Oh ACAUTION cane Awer pote se iis. if ve ealrr bes pot NASAL HALM in ‘ - ms a and —— . . a a <
. : : . e : oo he lis 0 Gmiie 'e tate cot be mead mn " {31904 < - a
‘ . rouse hy - . , —— , 5 ; t+ e eT PretToed hi ~ sedi re wet ! his
front for the toes fo pass throug One MONEY TO LOAN. welne gee! St wg Wires! othe e pea andit ‘wil ee emt 500 Hed jenetel ewe aA Qt wh oe wer eter es coat Che ODterb gut @ tet —* , ; .
) ’ . vr ¢ ‘ ’ = = ; 7 - . ?
pair of these ape elevated a foot Om Qgeney Western Canada Laae Savings Co oe oe oe : FOLPOND & C3., Beomia': E..; oo aie be Es RD = >: ons tum te ae! om :
Pier Marine and Life Inecrince. ul FOR), q., Brockville, Ont. ea Be ves of imate sede s name re reupe ey me GO
tha ground and @e veritable stints. -
Washington Star
1A RE eto
i NATIONAL COLONIZ
pyar! ‘BRANDON POST OFFICE. ain al 16 GRAND WINTER 16
os very I ad) :
ches A 7 gs awa ridding | Offee Hours f Bo clock te 19 6 Clock Moneys Opler Ofhee Hours, froin 10 te 16, LU T T E R
he: ’ E for Mall. for de boar a s follow Wail- are de to ar it this Office as follows: tess sintieanen aia: Pains
uh 7 } the Fr a Fr © hae ! at Is. If abede :
: buss WH 2 ~dis is.4 he We- 1 1? itp ‘ I 4 hed im 18-3, 1 +t the tae
- me . : Ci . ti a.m Vie 5 tay the St
als eres - P 2@ f FReoa
‘ ' -~ tt -
. | ~ ‘ fond _ ' > .
: Sivan vost so Manitoba t0- Montreal
| | . alilovd tO mOntPes
! _ \ ba :
: . i . i i aug ‘ é . And AL POINTS WEST ONTARIO
Ke: a 65.000 St vin t
1 Hea at ' . vs .
aoarwinneinineaacenssiieamiinaieiinn | 3 Weel Edeae worth ~ “°° Nepthern Pacifie & Manitoba —_
1 Ral Est os : ‘ ‘ . oe
= . ; "seeps p i iss Tm { I ver
‘Agricultural : Implements — mo
‘ 11 ~ € Wate} j ‘ i \eye
J 1G) Toilet Sets 5
ICKETS $1) eid oily Dee. tith t ; nuary
Of Hivery Description, at Olfers are mace to all winners fo pay'’t ' 2h Re aid. and Janus
: : nz-s cash. lees a commission of ten perce t ei:
4 t t! Winner's names nv t paiclished unless specifically
Th ; auth rzea irowin sou ¢t rd Wed «mias «
| SMITH & SHIRRIFF'S 20.000. $40 to text $4p
a Offices—1.0St. James Street trea. Car
two LIMIT OF TICEKTS
r PAYS. + NUN v3
hid onan QO: P 4 Walelekal A . . . = .
“ South-east Corner 9th St. and Princess Aivenue, Canadian Pacific R’y. © pinta ip tvs ao
re septate Dig htngS reg prom haeman ys
OPEN TO THE PACIFIC COAST ‘ii |
t 4 sata - . ‘ i ‘ aii poeta . E ; : : ? ; ta tablos
os - Dealers ill THi WA PSN Manufacturing { HELP LTA ~ (ro0ds. WESTERN DIVISION, . he is she] ntaee Bee —— aoe
: rdi a one . : ° +1 P e rT. , puma 3 . i AN toba Nha
Magee 06 THe Warsen All Steel Deering Bindex, (the hest Canadian; T IM I: PA BLE.
t vhen the Binder in Manitoba). See it heferc you order, Corner TO Decestpern %, T8so Ti. Pa ig Ni ot ay Winnipes
ta tunerai, be-
“eee Tur Woarsoxs Movers, Rakes, Harrows etc.. We also sell IM. GRAHAM HO SWINFORD
r : . ° . ; .” $ Re ) a “ } tsen. \ n sen we
i only the American All Steel Binder, manufaetufed by Wine Deer) Re. STA S 2 ieee ‘ ‘ \
eee ‘ Mt ime and Co., Chicago. Th San Prancises, se. 745 om W.H. HELLYAR AGENT BRANDON.
my i i
: : i rave TOO rin Portland, O.. sur) 6.40
Arua rican Ditiord sulkes anil Walking Plows, Pie Avr 3.00 pn Tacoma, W. T. ]ibewe
Testing Mim. American Duffore Canes, Sulkevs and Walking Plows, P20 y Ss ttle. W. r vt) r ; 3
Lhe Hosely gi Voiwis View “aa” Northern Pacific
vac : a ‘¥D2]> TE I ’ A510 Wes omen it... Railv cova
rE CELEBRATE —————, --- <r
$453 iN vel ee “oy ‘
Lh , etretoit Crit ol
HOUSEHOLD" SEWING MACHINES, genous G2 Fee me
i ' ' 2 ’ Thi cio Deal L2.che pee gedit, bet Te canned aad!
: , a oe en Golder 11.53 fri. tr:
} poof all kinds kept on hi yoopiheredd fog + ce | td 10m Pron ! ‘ ! Peli
| 4 i by Cavin Siow det hs bi s t.449 ;
; a t iM j }Na » 25 By { i va I) u l } ‘ j r¢
20 Calgary 2 “i
: hi Corrs madence solic ( and promy uSweret hoo Miectrerme ber late ,
t . ie oe Pesan 17.460 a ! ‘
‘ ‘ a4 fh HL! R | I] mau vhiager pow , o ’
i (x, SALI | il. as | \ a lt. 4> s { Te Lic >
Zi tte vi Ja (bro Vii €t €i3 } ret
--— 0 BF ! , to
f Pe ae, See SE CORES a A RE : sad ce . . ; *
Re ca: mee 25° | EXPLESS Tins EN vILY
i r i f 3 Fe “ee : oni ' '
GENTLEM N'RECURA: 1 ee
\ { ba , ’ hs
i > Ar } 1 lil iil i hie
hH.ts Ley ; i Los a
: IF YoU WANT YOUR 12.16 Cashes Ing Pree Colonists f
pie ; — ow | ry 16.02 | ea" The only rail
| m~N -r YOUR HOUSES. 1440 it bhat 141 Na bath t !
HORS ES SHC D 16.20 Winnit A 15.20D i
. 9.45 Ly WinnipegrA A P20 | CHA
} } m RIRST OCI ee « | ‘ se if Ltt Vb 11.1 { *r is
y : \ FI] LA Vi i] } ‘ prey 1 li Py peat aes Teor _ ; \iy
/ {me (y ie a 7.10 a W. H. HELLYAI I
fF NN — — CENTRES, w P 3S
; \ , On | eu Diarls Mime e
aa \ si HD Minuieapelis ee
' \ \ ’ - Dp ' + t t . rr) \ he} f Paul I ws
| foi) \\\e wissen vs wet the Best Horse | PLASTER ot PARIS ORNAMENTS 5.10 Kansas City 004)
| j | \ w ‘nein the Ci whet y get all ' 30 St. Lor LD)
\ | \ \ edge I: a ise tt see tha IN aD) Ar Chieayw Lv loo pun
4 ee on
a Latest and Best Styles, ' . ' >..° “Bae ae oe: Wi meu ae Ce
Sey Residences, Churches, Private! sce D Rat ice a on
1 SPECIAL ATTENTION R ce 13.0) West Fort Willian 15.20 -
‘he ooms, Stores, &e, 13.50 ‘ Hiain y. *
: : @ Tt 36 Avis _ f 14.30 Ts KENDALLS
Paid t Corns, Contractions, Quarter: | Som | port Aithary yy "415 pin
Crack, aut oer Dowanes of te Hl. qth HIGHEST STELE = B, sto jam Sehucibor C320 am
S wt ° JH SMP rey Chaplen Bo pan |
‘i > << g ON, ARt, at Modorate Préoes. Ho o3.13 pin Ly Sudbury Ar bly pur
tHe, —— py WwW M. Ww IL . H 7 “U0 pin Ly NorthBay Ar #5) am |
- aN? S&S — $ $.am Toronto B18) pm
ae eal a we NINTH St... BRANDON, An Office, with Samples of Work, will he; {04 Rover oo
a ‘ 11.20 ut Niagra Falls L¢ ainda ii
oe a 2 im : dis
™ 5 fitted upin a shore time, moeantin 21D pin Wingham 21h | aie ort Suet es ere
. | Ald ress 12.00 noen Londen 0,00 : blister. Kead proof be:
HURRAH BOYS wt : emia St "Thnses 430 | Oneiee OF CHARLES A, SNYDER,
¢o-t-) BB 4.20pm Ar Detroit Ly B12.06 pin eaesndn 68
Thue peace Taos ‘ALVIN BLACKWELL, JHE 6.20 pin Ly North Bay ArC 94 am CLEVELANO BAY AND TROTTING AED WoRSES.
! 1] ; % =) | I 12.05 am Pembrooka 1.12 ines 1 ~tnanecconanate a, 56,
Hi Ordered Suit for $14.50, | , ~ANDON 16am Renfrow 20 Sire. 1 hove al chased your Keo
i i P.O. BRANDON, { 3.00 am Ay Carlton Jet Le 1.20 am anes eB Core by the bait dorea fttinw
“2 - id tke ‘ qaantty ink itis
Pe ., [RANT ALL WOOL, frou } ‘hh 1030am Le Prescete ArB Loo yom ever sripeensce have awd it
ya a | 2295 pn Brockwilla 3.00 ee a A. Swvver
ny | FACTURERS | iaoMiuutee 250 amy orem townie Cue Sams
\ if i” 4 | mie AAWwA pa An
Siem .y, | J. SANDERS, | TEMA ‘itn Monnet "x4 ym | REMDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
NP / : J { 230 p Quebec 10 Baoourys, N. ¥., Novemnber ;, 10.
{ a 4 Life & Accident Insuranee : ™) ai New York nye Tow Da. B J Reso Co. anette
iP A } Who is filling Or lers Fully Tea pe rCent, | f 4 Buston. RaxD | «O00 ten Dear Sire - eee Oreo tn tae Pb
, nh : and has a Big | 0.50 pm Buton, B on par i ag 4 and *pavine.
wan ts 4 + OUTED leas than Resser Price and Ta Lusi | 5 2.10pm St Jolin 3.00) pin ased it for gr omy pagar ny yarns pein
1 Stock of Woollens to clase fron, bath | COMPANIES. 11.20 bm Ae Helifax Le 5.00 am | saa dberodemenacmecers, Sondiet
at Canadian and Inmiy* rtend, kines from e | i Soere ule AH Gueeer,
— Mill - i ROP rROFA Manaver Troy Laundry btables,
a ve | 4. Pails R. dalls cacept Sanday C, deils 9
| BREECHES A SPECIALTY. COMBINED CAPITAL AND OTHER ASSETS 700° ° 0) de. cori" lucaty KENDALL'S oo
‘ ! Thurnley . daily excent rida Anis amt, Wisroxe County ’ at le
acura Look Through OVER $3,000,090. | cxeepe fark day J. Movida : Wests aba vd ~ rot feel omy a “doty to y what Ihave done
— » ‘ amok re it. ! ' ‘ he ‘ ss ‘ . ents emlitrope “ eaan
: Call and L . $ ) ; briday Kk. Trhewtls Theedae andl Setr 3 rat Keadatt's re Cans < bate anded
(in Tlie Reenter Visit a ‘ ps"
vgs >= oe ‘ ; " {, ns cast of Reandon run on central Pps twenty tee horsesthat bad Spagime, ten o¢ Ring
! . sid the drummer, lean- ) President Se rete Sabre frn Poh a aed a4 Boome, ine afflicted with Big Bead ani enee @
i | ties tian ae oor DERS, <1: JOUN A. MACDONALD, 2.G., 6.0.1 OC A Se eee wee we ee se idbans ae aussiees E Seon uaeee tre
wt i ; ewere serend out for ' : ; on Paerts amiard tine care uf an —
ing te the fair your | Vice Presiacrits FONE ROTION € i Yoors truly, Axcure Tr evee
4 ' Gino. rremanw. Bx President of the bank \ toria- Bteamere for Pugrt Sound Alenka Horse Doct.
‘a t prIsstormal totios } ot 7 nite - p ‘ ; ; e J i = '
oe ~ MERCHANT TIE oa ssn reg nee one, | ean KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
. , custom Aye ehisttinhl wrettor ean get it 3m 9 wage
; » f taro looked PHIRTEENTH STREET, | Provincial M ; } tiokton M ° Wistamennsnt FE. syn atecson receipe tf rite by the 2
fi — tot ae : aS PRANDON W, sco “ ‘ districts. Re as ee aaatite: aaa rah Palle, ¥
. pee re : nis ‘ ‘SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
! a8 | H 4. HG T 440 . ut .
. ' THE KEY TO HEALTH. Woo Herta ‘ Ins. ¢ M With brunet bine divers
, is . ‘ wil a : «
j Simaring Care - P
: i \ - t « : ate ; msi armef 5, Mech wii giSS ate
Manet. Winnip. os aan ie
t A ~ ; tie ; OE & JEZE
Ne i " “ ws ; 3 ¥, Sp ‘’ et
‘ e ‘ ¢ ; noe - mb or
. ¢ : “£4 \,°' Gited +
z Unlocks all the « --nd avennes of the <a 4 ‘
Rowels, Kidneys and Liver, crys | ne Ct iPuETS
‘ hout ‘ RATLW 4 — f ivnCis
i Bg ‘’
. inf ch,
nN Ee: *
Cc. t : > Phe Great English Pre er
t om, : er Sa
‘ i =cru~ ae A
: os cr %2 °, 2%
in ri De y all CA .. wo ES ’ f
Bic. are Pee ppyinte (BURDOCK © De P™ ise yoor Draggia for Thc Grows Engiteh r
An Uneapected Development. ELOOD BITTERS. Prescription. take oe = Sy mog cand One pe pas os ‘
ve hat ai 2 ‘or Sate by al! Dealers, Six $5, by mail amp ce
ck Dude—Oh, doctor, what ails me: i ~ ‘ Burke Chemical Co., Detrott, Sich. as enanntelé on
tor—I am surprised to tind that you 7 MILBURN & CO., Proprietors, Toronto, sa eb LOSE & COMPANY, Beans ts Etnsor Ketiatan. on
i-rain fever,—Boston Herald.
(PHE undasig
health by «
_ heir abil, prove tt to be the most wonderted
| Woman e peculiar ail
j COO
| the manufacturers,
C. P. RB.
~ EXCURSIONS city ticket fice, |
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a
INWAN. { 4 ”
" STEAwSHIP
LINES
Call or Write
FC. PATERSON
N
BAN DON
feyy his ts, *
ah he Ste: dso ridley
Te Consumptives.
hawn le '.
Phlee ttle s <= efter
ti Vom. ~ with a ‘ . i t
read «isease CaONn
inake hu ' t f ows «1
ue T.thawe «+ fesire it the ow rns
seored | ree n ey t the
use" '
UMITiON
TES. am. ! , » Lu
tage b sei ff -_* t -
ee
The treatment of many thousands f caste
of those chron wWeukuessee ant
eiiments peculiar to femaiea, ee oe
Hotel and Surgical Institute .suffalo, N. ¥.,
has afforded @ vast experiences in nleely .
ing and thorenghiy testing remedies for
cure of womans pectiliar maladive.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preseri
f4 the outgrowth, of reault. of thie
valualbi exsperienee, Thousands ° Pana
Wale, receives} from pationte and from p!
cane Whe have tested it tn the more
vated and obstinate casee which had
remedy ever devieed for the relief and cure of
eufferin women, It ie not reommendet! as ®
‘eure-all” but aa a@neat pertect Mpecite for
te.
Favorite ——
thom” is the only
cine for women, anid
te andera
from
that will give aati
faction tn «very enme, ox the money paid
for 10 with be refunded.
Aca powerful inotgesating ton
it tisparte atrengeh to wheie
and to the wom and tte appeadages
poartic vier, For overworked. worn -o
run-down,” detulitated teachers, mati
dresamiaks 4, seaniet rensen, “ehop-girl«,”
keeper numing mothers, aod feelde wom
geonersiiy, Der. Pierce e Favorite ae
ie the greatest carthly boon, being unequm
wean appetizing cordial and restorative tonig.
Aca svothing and strengthent
mervine, “bavorite Preaeription” te u
ualed and te livaluable tn ainying and ,*
duis naw nervous e@escttabliitv, innit ity,
hanuet proatration, hysteria. epesne aad
other ft, Nervous #prentuma, CO.
monly attetdant upon functional and organisa
dumase of the woh. Tt iodoces mfoehing
sleep amd relieves mental anaety and dee
ae feney
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preeeripti
is w beghtdmate a er a
compoundad by an expert | and emt
veircian, and mlapte
. pe woman @ Geis
af ieet. ~ ie purely we o —~ in te
thor , ertert in tte
any mh ~ Pm mer For
or fauwen, from whateveg
tot Ind gestion, dye
“in ire«l pias ‘u-,
in emeli
pore «vers te
oo umaries wres ae ription ” fe a posle
tive eure for fe lant ob
"fl «ia,
“18.
ist reee
rfer tr of
: a
sit. : iL, os
sie Leo
world’s Gispeasary Asso
697 Main %
a
st chureh witend giving a ¢
on New Year
gramine is borne ’
fon Glee Cla
ur daily, and :
iH werk dunng
. }
sinter, preparing stone fot sills,
4
‘apoas
7S
~
>
fam
eves at Miller & Company.
Taw sidewalk in front ot Nation & Cos
ore wap blocked meariy all day
diay, Monday and Tuesday,
Be attraction bems 4
aus” in their large windows.
rove plen of drawing attention
*
Lae Gk!
epee
xt
a
firs
am
¥
Mr. las. Murray,
ve bears lately and br
tle Bee
old them te Mr. W.
chem hung on
f hie store.
* har
ae
»
ehiertathine?
on Thursday evening
n aid of the H spurt
fa failure.
Lapies tut
Seunett wes
round amd tha
z Capt Wastic went to Winnipeg in the
weinting of the weck.
Mi. A. Buck left on Friday for a trip
» Endand
Mi -ses. Hail and McKellar, two school
chers. are 5s doe seme of their holi-
daavs it erry Bi lis
> '
Me. 43. W. Matheson, one of tue
ifhieials M &N. W. road, is
. Christmas vacationiin town.
Is Mr. Urquhart. Presbyterian min- |
“ ba cuel <tr eX tesience on i
‘ ‘ He a ded a funeral, |
a ? baptized two
~~ ;
ftps. 1). Wiablinme. qenernd superin-
tepdes f the Methodist Church, died an
Toront n Tnesdas a i 72 He had
aca r, ¢ af the beet merits mo Ob.
-
Mic. Georee Reid left for his home near
B bf ont Priday He has taken
} ! . +i nd } return I
Dim 8 ‘ Leu Attiedt (
te Roll
i !
j a I
~ Af
o
Vi fet
1. -
\i
‘ hou
~ } i
eal
i j Xi
| |
MM
Mui. I | A
Luin ie
: Ks ;
‘ 1; e When
Mis I he felt unwell ane,
back ‘
In 7
| mai
~ \ ‘ = '
\\ i ‘
} fia ‘
Tie 4 It NN; Iona
Is th oth
j \ > | dor "
i 1 i lon Cut ui
Ww | \ veal rainst
dd
election
tea i Hhicaa
ors | } " Cleveland,
Bra H Brandon City, G.
ky ‘ 1 fen North, W
A.J rand 0
|) uM Ni Wie
Vi} ntire couunumty on
1 beers ment. the less of
by ou. Elli« G. H Ellis was a
} h\r , tute i at . vears of are '
mp ed well for a life of usefulness
vat tricken with the disease = KOT
months age that ended in his death on
W ednesday last Vhis.on the grief stick
el parentscis render lL trebly severe en |
i ol Vocal s thee third death ! the
tan aithinaty Veuibs Verily. u the
i t Te We 1 " ieath
THe © ie Milling company have se-
tral rer on the wheat inthe prev
net nd are now pratically owners of the
emtipe t save about half-a million bush-
els. which the Keewatin Milling company
have seenred. The action of the Ogilvies
is donbth to an anticipation of an
in the flown duty, and to the fact
to hee wu all the wheat now
their own mulling
ax al
iecreas
» that they want
in the yt nee
PRP preses
tour
all the deslers have sold out, making a
ure mod WHATEIN In onsequence of the deal
wheat has risen very greatly in) price |
threuchout the province.
Tur CPR. library is gettang inte |
working order. A large number of books
has arrmved and the reading rasan is) wow
ready for those who wish te take advan-
tape ofit, A book case as bemg built,
and whei it is Beads inner heoks will be
added.
adveutage of the library can do so by be-
h
Coy a tite TTL |
uid paying the same |
fee charced railway men. The following
are officers: President, Mr. Pitts; vice
preside t Ma (ereen: Seerct ary. Mr.
Pattern treasurer, J. Colwell. The
eomumittee aves Mr. Bogue, Mr.
TH liar ig?
4 KE Campbell, Mr. Darlington, Mr. ;
Glew. Better far spending an hou
learn of the lives of others than waste
ti loewsting over past farlures
St. Matrhes hureh was tastefully ce
t coastonvunden Christinas |
was Holy Communion at
Whi White service, with |
consisted
mmumen, at If pom,
et the fous as
Prelude for orgna sowendis Bas EePOwR
bit f the Katicits \. H. Brown!
~ ~ +) (scinemd
Ca Re ut vful peal. WT :
Hymna ti , t Mixiern
Va l
ij] M
mp BE. 2.4 ?
iH
4
Law
t
-
——
Tees 1
Hani
’ x le bh need
ted: Messrs Harkness.
and
days collecting poll-tax. It
youny fellow was up befere the P.
J
¢
city solicitor.
i. ; ary the ordinance pressea jast
/ Cana of G thilee,
The price yori Was high, anil ' large.
‘given by the cuildren for the Indians of
\ny citizen whe wishes to take |
AGRICULTURAL SOCTETY
‘ e--
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Brandon agricultural Society was held -:
'the City Hall on Monday afternoon, when
a large number of members were present.
the secretary read the financial statement
which was accepted.
directors were
Doran, Bedford,
Slack. Henrv Nichol. Vantassel, Walker
A. Nichol
The following
on -
POLL TAX.
War-pathii thicer
Mr. J. Burns is on the
ls amusing to
the
> the low- yet secToss
young fea
street when they ace ham coniung. Ch
M.
t Wednesday for non-payment of tiv
was adjourned for ten days
ix The Cane
on account of the absence of Sifton.
Tt seems vinjust
te
hy
the legislative assembly ot the Northwest
Lermtories, te Incerporate the 4
water power Company (limited) and grant
SeSSIOn
algary
to the Company, in ideation ty the powers
granted by the ordinance power tro am
prove the Bow river at and above Calgary
und its tributartes,
The unrevised statement of inland rev-
enue accrued during November plices the
total at Mb os,
o
CHURCH MATTERS.
The Rev. Dr. Talmage preac hed meas
on Sunday, taking as hits
subject A Marriage Feas..
The Congregation i] Sunday school en-
tertainment will be givenon New Years
eve
The Presbyterian Sunday School gave
their usual entertamment in Melnarmid
Hall on Christmas, This was a splendid
' entertaimment and the youngsters enjoyed
themselvesiminensely. A good programine
was rendered and the attendance was
A large number of presents were
Mr. Laird’s mission at Fort Pelly.
The service of song in the Baptist
chureh last Sunday was exceedingly fine.
It was composed of Xmas songs at both
ReETV ICES,
Rememder the Baptist Sunday Sehoul
Nimas tree entertainment tonight (Thurs-
day evening) at & o'clock.
programme will be furnished by the little
tolks of the school, Parents and friends
| are mvited,
The scholars of the Methodist Sunday
School held theirannual Christmas tree
entertainment last might, in the church,
and ait was a decided in every
particular, The singing of the children
was much admired, and those present
seemed to enjoy themselves greatly.
SHCCESS
Tae Methoiist choirare preparing 4
special service of Christonas song for next
Sunday evening. Rev. Mr. Wilson wall
prec ha special seriou suitable to th
aeason
Rev. . H Bes: delye ead a \ ?
address before a larve audiemce 1
ist Thursdayevening, Several Brand:
,tes Were present
1
4
Christmas Wasa great dayin the Reman
Catholie cl The buwidine wae
’
tastefully decorated inside wit a!
rr «and a nimi f tyes > 3
1 hele , : “e- '
t 4 ‘ 7 »
;
No S - .
;
J
1)
= Sr 4
ees ae
: pris ul mis
elec: |
hata man |
An excellent |
SOCIETY.
ensuing Vear.
Vice-president : a
treasurer: J.T. Bambridge ond
te hold the next show in.
eo
TWO MARRIAGES.
hunlding
- 4 heantiful wreath. ‘with the
Was
inquiry
if was
Upon
i te ld that
lthere todo honor to two of the
firemer essre. J. Burchill and D. Rit-
chen, who were being united that day in
the holy bonds of wedlock. The former
r Griswold and the latter
» |
i,
WAS Ih irried nea
yl] lsewhere shoul ve .
who pays taxes elsewhere shoul i have i Dan will no longer be :
ya poll-tax when he comes to Visit or 2 ae
{ n Brandon for a month or two, ees earsers
— . RAPID CITY.
NEW ORANGE LODGE AT. ELK- : :
HOEEN rh crit by Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
: Col the Presbyterian manse Fri
eying was a very enjoyable affair.
(ny M lay evening Weel Pe ! rile? ifanch. to which all present did
IOS , t Elkhorn by Co , ' \ provided Crimes,
M Anilt ssisted by a large n ams music, vocal and instrumental
7} ) the (hut Vu ' ‘ +7) Spee } «
i ! Ti i R Pet Calter
Mr. 7 W. M.; R. R ME] \I iH r, M
ID M ft. b. ¢ = I ’ \ j 0) oth revity
ot teris Before
, ine s! ' Was tet
hi s * 3 ple iar
gh H
rt i Mr , ; 6
Cavar : Phe S ce » Saturday night about
C} al at } ee ee
‘) to i : ; P
“ i
Phe Etkhe - led, Ne
|
> H . Fr \
m M
RAITLW LEGISLATION, ; Pasa a Fair’ of
! Ay
.. D > 1 j wbig « If anv of these attended
C ret bricks t > ve been hapy lv al pPpome
' fr <1 LL ) 4 sions of approy l and de-
! 1 pat Wil f lig w unanimous, ‘The rink was
as ato mcei 1 i cur iy to builda } , f y tilled w ith mas jue raders 10 }
railway tunnel under = Lawret veAaAV or grotesqu costullies, the Gisulsc
ri\ +) in most « =< defying t! mest irepuisl
The Owen Sound & Lake Huron rail- | t mo
wav will seek ar poration with powerte | ea
9 ,
coustruct i railway trom: Olwen Sound , DELORAINE.
paseiig throm the villaves of dara amd] z
"aisiev, tuence t Laike fiuron at the PPLOR AINE, Dec. 13.— Ni. I}. Hyssop
i i = I p
. 4 "7 . : | . |
town of Groderich, and also to nother | of the Manitoba Coal Co. Is tn tewh ane |
, ° , .
pomt on Lake Mturon near Kincardine. ted that the new shaft is down near
The Brandon & Southwestern railway Uy coal. Some delay had been caus
will apply tor a Momimen act OF incorpol e| Teting on n hinery, | when Mr.
’ = } t ain > on
ity with power to acquire the asst Hyssop left the mine, steam was up on
I ne ipanch tne Man the engin everything im readiness
sohianen linuted te vote work in earnest. Mr. Hyssop
mi} \ 2 bes
The Sault Ste. Marie & Atlant rail | expects to have coal on the market ima
i subir . + < 2 alae °
ery re tim
way will ask foramecorporation, with power | ** : ; ;
te construct a railway from Sault St In the begumming of the tie nth during
Marte to Hamuilton Inlet i two days boo loads of tirewood COTMUALINES |
The total , ts int Government each from one to two cords ol wood wert
al cleprosits @ Geovernine ° 7. }
a counted coming, out of the Turtle Mont
wing bank on November 20> were S10 sree 4 , :
' | lain bush te the south of the tewh.
tty O] i : g I
| ] * lumber. soleitor, one of )
It in proposed tes MSAK pariictient to rat My. \ . . iH el
; *tedd citizens, Welt ovel
Four most respet
| Dakota last week. Did he skip out? Oh,
‘one When he came back on Saturday
there were “two of him.”
ing
The hymeneality must be infections, Mr.
1 West Mite hell is two tow, That is to say
there is twe of jum alse, and thes are
both one. Whos ‘vs that figures he!
an
| LET Us PRAY.
| pers
1 Kansas erry, Dee. 18.
number seriously hurt.
injured are i
was the occasion fur me
outnumbered his supporters.
calling for prayer.
terrupted tor two hours.
ed for sume time.
KILLED BY A FALLING TREF.
4 PloUs TOTNG@ MAN MEFTW
POPLSR POINT.
DEATH
get hum extricated ane
{WEST BRANDON el
The duly clecicd dizecters of the above | MAYORALTY CANDIDATES—PIERSON GETS
soviety met on Friday the 2h, for the «
' purpose of electing their officers for the
The following were chosen:
Gilbat Wood, president; W. H. Hall,
T. H. Patrick, secretary
A. E. |
Hitchcock, auditors. The president, vice |
president, directors and J. Young were | of the fittest.”
appointed a committee to secure a proper |
noticed on tep) on Monday.
ae! .
evidence was purely ciretmstantial. but
sufficient to convict.
i- | te Winnipeg for two years, The sentence
’ 7” ’
tess COTM ion im While
;
i
left is considered, he
of it. Soe offered
WAY Visited tit «te
connection with cae |
i that the Northern Pacitie company
foreman of the
| Lake Shore railroad, who resides at Elk: | Ladies’
| hart, Ind,
| day.
| reot of the old Union depot and in sor
! manner fell on anele:
jp ribly burned
ect,
t
to}
Billy was play-
ing the annexation dedge on Unele Sam
hand Dakota has lost ore of its fate citizens
| inent claimant in Australia.
An election in
i the First Baptist (ce jlored) church im Kan-
sas City, culminated last night ina riot.
Two men were dangerously injured and a
The dangerously
fenjiamin and Wright. It
eting of the mem
bers of the church organization te select
officers. The pastor Rey. J. R. Jones,
presided, but the members hostile to him
Whenever
a motion against the pastor sinterests was
made he called on those present to pray.
After prayer the motion would be renew-
ed and the pastor woubd again interupt by
Thus business was in-
Another call
tor prayer caused « not, hymn books and
chairs being thrown. Chaire were pound:
ed over the heads of seine of those pre-
sent, and a scene of pandemonium = reign-
aT
Benjainin Taylor met wath fatal acci-
| dent about two weeks agu, while cutting
timber with S. Campbell across the mver
A tree fell on him crushing him to the
ro Cainphell. by almost superhu-
yr ind. inf p } i the only Wav that it ean be properly 4...
MOOSOMIN,
'UNPRECEDENT
THREE YEAR FOR STEALIN++ WHAT.
al i
; '
| Moosostay, Dec. 19.—The election for } SUCCESS
; mayor promises to be an exciting one. | s
| Both candidates, Mr. Forbes and Mr. |
Smith, seem contident of suceess; how- |
ever, election day will prove “the survirsl |
t IN THE SALE OF
The examination for entrance to the
high school to be established here. tock
place last week. A gol munber were ,
ae mr food
Judgement was given by his Honor
Judge Wetinere in the Queen vs. Pierson.
Pierson, it seems, last win-
ter made away with about thirty bushels
of wheat stored in a granary about seven
miles from town. He was let eut on bail
but jumped it, and after a leng cl
was caught hiding in bed at home,
a
cise,
The
He was sent down
may lo
; ’ . 2
When the dGefernor-
ik sever hu
} eS aes
man TAPMCrs
got his deserts,
The Presbyterian minister, Mr. Dong
lass. and his daughter, Mix. Winchester. 4
: ; '
Ten t trip On-arie, Wednesday AND
rae rning. rev. ite ntl !
During the theman’s
iis pulpit wil ahy Mr.
led Soh And le Wonder
i ne
ry consider the
whem vou
lie &
i i Wawanes ‘ t inthe Inv Ves rl ;.
Thev have rented t Benkieth Stock ous STOCK
wand the
ARE
to choose fre
PRICES THEY
OFFERED.
CANADIANS
vou .y ‘ siTTe hte \ a They are still ; om are
over ““t Ru lingt } ny St i’ 1 ¢ F a Sees? 2 ti
Ch ¢ ‘ .
— —_ SAME Loy Pade Ls,
FHE N > axyp P Dp. & W - = ‘
. if Se Be Es , with the tolls Wile lower
Orrawa. Dk 1u, Th is Marks. o flenures, for Men's Goat (‘oats
|the Port Arthur, Duluth & Western rail-: at SED 50),
rtiyent of ralwayvs mn
thet road «e-
Fort William
the rumer?
Ladies
SES.00,
Croat Robes ti Black, White
and Grev at less than |
MANUFACTURERS
PRICES,
Astrachan Maatle~
}
s over the C, PLR. at
saves there is nething
<i
He
ih
cquired ane Inmferes
: oe .
COOKED BY ELECTRIG WIKES.
Dee. la. kdw tral Dalt YM.
provement gang of the
ToLepe, © e - , .
tuo kine) Furs tor
and = Gentleanen we
show an elegant Tine. nothing
nicer for a
CHRISTMAS
pane then
met a herrible death here to-
He was repairing a skylight of the
tric Wire on thie root
! His clothing was dampened by PRESENT
a drizzling rani which had bx falling
] ?
ana he Was immed ite is prosti ited by the
heavy current. He lay here fer a half an
hour before the current conld be shut off.
When picked up it was found he was ter
ane awelle it— lite rally COE
close by.
is at thi}
en
than a Sool, Beaver. Otter or
Persian ¢ ap, Ciauntiets, Marth,
Boa. Collar Miontle All
“ntust vo ane at pricy ~ that ne
ene else can touch,
Youknowwe BUY CHEAP:
ER than any other house im
Town, and we also have the
LARGEST and CHOLCEST
NOT
- eS
THE ROWING CLEAMPLONSALL.
To the Sporting Bditer of the Riipire. '
Sir, I wish to setth all controverss re
gatding the seulling championship of the
world, meow hunent bly vacant through
the death of Henry Ernest Searle. There
is but one way te de this and that as te! STOCK, and WE DO
have a race, ‘ hand by - - mene
How Janes Stansbury, the most prem (¢ »M b. ro \ ( | W J l i ( ILD
SHODDY SHELF WORN
‘KNOCKED ABOUTBANK-
RUPT CO DS Iut show only
ithe Newest ane Best CGroods in
the city.
h iS AD Teuhe
ed his intention of visiting Americas;
while John Teens ofl wl has ive ed his
intention of going to Australia,
that he is willing to row me er any other
man, but somewhat inconsistently
phat he is going to sail the middle of nent
mienth for Sydnev, NOS. Woo one
what turm things may take.
It would be a great pity if both Moses) DRY COODS are,
Stansbury and Teemier were to carry ont
|
their announced intentions. In that case | ( REY FLA N N EL.
I should be here te row Stansbury, while | H vs te "
Gesdaats soda be: haat be suet Slain, Ai eave Canadian
of us being claimants te the highest seull- | Cts, th, HEAVY
ing honors of the world. Whoever won} ¢ WOODS 12 vds for
in either case, we shall be me nearer armv- . <
‘
ing at a decision than we are at the pres- I lush, all ( olors aut
ent moment. T wish to obviate this pos-
able difficulty aud also wish to earn the
title, if itis in me. and PE honestly, ane
wthout boasting, Believe it as.
1, therefore, herewith challenge
man inthe world to row ane ao race
eesserts
states
rirattea
Lines in
HEAVY
6 OTS.
2
t ON Jot of Special
Yarn
DRESS
I. silk,
che? cts,
Men's and Bovs’ Clothing.
' . . .
paar H W eare offering all our Men’s
for | and Boys’ Clothing OVER.
$2,000, or more, «side, att herewith dee COATS at COST and LESS
st AMO with the Empire Publishing | mcs pany et Ae a
Seas Lh caine pe h icin a od. | | also all Suits at l REM EN [)-
OUS BARGATNS.
will leave this offer open for three months
CHRISTMAS GOODS
from time of acceptance.
If Teemer really imagines he con beat
| GALORE.
me, here is his chasice. At any rete until
he has met and defeated me he cau have {
no possible ¢ lain te a. hamptonshipe 4 anv,
kind.
'
I hope that everybody will agree with
‘
IN
Everything ahe Ladies’
want in Silks. Wools, Plushes,
| Brass Goods, Rings, Bangles
.&eo. Slipper Vattern< and
me that my offer wa fair and open one,
and that it will be considered an honest at-
tempt te settle a mnuch vexed question tn
‘taan @Xertions,
a ’ tell’ » | cn a tly, by a good, apni ee. 1! ¥ a i
brought his to Archie Campbell's house | cided namely, by a good, syuare ra , . ‘ ~~
7 ~~ t bug ant ae 8 allel, but gave | have no fear of any eculler inthe world, t Fane \ (roods xem rally . ALL
esi . : Jiow | and from this out ahall consider that, no |
erw little hope, and the poor fellow | ane ‘ wt, HOt s.,. = : a ’ : a:
acai pont gge 2 tinally passed away this | matter how many claimants may arise, We | VERY CHEAP ANDN ICE.
mnormmg. His mothe r came from Touch- man can honestly be styled champion ot |
| cond Assa., to nurs him, her youngest the world until he bas yiren ime | : On ~% . ‘
nat bay. He wasa steady reli- | and won the stakes, — : us is the Great ( heap
Whe. hardworking inan, and his friends ba yo Store A Barrie: Awutts
ate wlative | pow that he } Show gone a a PE OSNOKS ; ver ( y os oc
“ie sere + hen Toreate, Dec Vath, seu, > ry Sastomer.
| — | Our GOODS ARE so
i Conti 13% a. Ss 9
satacsits DHEAP we don't) get over
i: u fb sion lends dur
rt t were Hi ateals, G0 400):
Pm) ; ste fo voay tet) ns. =
1 4 =77 4°91 9
Pie ot i) . Pus, i
. = ~ wee
4) ey 4 rie
¢ = a .
«
i ‘
s wa f Geo. Mectaill. of
> zis 7 t d con-
, 5 nr
slocked but ave to KEEP
BUYING RIGHT ALONG.
Visit the Mammoth Dry
(seeds, (Carpet, (lotuing and
Fue House of
FLNATIONG Co,
tom Oor. Rosser Ave.
Tylt
Let fofanunat v
atisin. Neural na,
Disease,
a nd Sprains
ILLeures
Lain!
nd Torthache, Bruise jand Leader Lane.
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